Athletic dog in motion

LAUNCHING SOON

A NEW CANINE CHAPTER IS COMING.

For people who care about how their dogs move, work and stay active. The canine story of The Carnosine is being prepared — join the waitlist to be first to hear when official information is released.

JOIN THE CANINE WAITLIST

BUILT TO MOVE. BUILT AROUND DOGS THAT MOVE.

WHAT WE KNOW — AND WHAT WE SHOULD NOT ASSUME.

  • Carnosine naturally occurs in skeletal muscle across multiple species.
  • Topical carnosine delivery has been directly studied in horses.
  • Human research has examined topical carnosine gel during repeated high-intensity exercise.
  • The equine findings automatically prove the same absorption profile in dogs.
  • The human performance findings automatically apply to dogs.
  • Any canine product has been proven to improve canine athletic performance without canine-specific evidence.

Different species. Different evidence. Same commitment to clarity.

WHY PEOPLE ARE ASKING ABOUT CANINE.

ACTIVE LIVES

Working, sporting and agility dogs live physically demanding lives, and their owners look closely at movement and care.

SAME MOLECULE

Carnosine is part of skeletal muscle in many species, which is why the canine question keeps coming up.

CLEAR ANSWERS

People want honest, species-specific information rather than assumptions borrowed from horses or humans.

NOW, IT'S THEIR TURN.

A new canine chapter is taking shape. Watch the teaser, then join the list for official product details and launch information as they become available.

In short: a performance-science story developed over many years is entering a new canine chapter. The teaser closes on "Fortigo for K9's — coming soon"; name and release date are still to be announced.

A shared science story does not mean shared evidence. Findings in humans should not be assumed to apply directly to dogs. Canine-specific information will be presented separately as it becomes available.

COMING SOON

WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S NEXT?

Join the canine list and we'll share official product details, availability and launch information as they become available.

BE FIRST TO KNOW
Active dog clearing an agility obstacle at dusk
BUILT TO MOVE.
Working dog running through a misty outdoor setting
CHAPTER 01 — MOVEMENT
STATUS
Coming Soon
PRODUCT DETAILS
To Be Announced
RELEASE DATE
To Be Announced
UPDATES
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WHERE THINGS STAND.

Is the canine product available now?
No. The canine offering is coming soon, and official product details and release information have not yet been announced.
How can I receive updates?
Join the canine waitlist on this page.
Is there direct canine performance evidence?
The site does not currently present direct canine performance evidence.
Do human results automatically apply to dogs?
No. Human findings should not automatically be assumed to apply to dogs.

WHY JOIN THE WAITLIST.

Waitlist members are the first to hear about:

  1. 01Launch updates
  2. 02Canine-specific product information
  3. 03Guidance once details are officially released
  4. 04New canine FAQs
  5. 05Availability updates

No launch date has been announced yet. We'll only share details once they're official.

JOIN THE CANINE WAITLIST

JOIN THE CANINE WAITLIST

Interested in the canine launch? Leave your details and we'll keep you updated as official information becomes available.

Product information on this website is not veterinary advice. For questions about your dog's health, medical condition or treatment, please consult a qualified veterinarian.

Questions about carnosine?

Start with the questions people ask before they understand the science, the products, or the difference between human and animal use.

Canine launch

Not yet. The canine chapter of The Carnosine is coming soon. No launch date has been announced, and canine-specific product information will be shared when it is officially released.

Join the canine waitlist on this page. We will use the details you provide to share canine launch updates and respond to your enquiry.

Waitlist members can expect launch updates, canine-specific product information, guidance once details are officially released, new FAQs and availability updates.

Carnosine naturally occurs in skeletal muscle across multiple species. Topical carnosine delivery has been directly studied in horses, not in dogs. The equine and human findings should not be assumed to apply automatically to dogs.

No. Product information on this website is not veterinary advice. For questions about your dog's health, medical condition or treatment, please consult a qualified veterinarian.