Mobility & play
Think about your pet’s usual walks, play and rest. Notice what has changed and bring those observations to your veterinary visit.
Ask what activity and routine make sense for your individual animal before choosing a product.
Pet Owner Resources
Care you can
understand.
Clear product details, everyday care and good questions for your veterinarian. A helpful place to begin, wherever you are in life with your pet.
Start with their day
Small routines.
A closer connection.
Everyday observations help you describe your pet’s needs. Keep your veterinarian at the center of decisions about medical care.
Skin & coat
PetBioLogix Medicated Skin & Coat Shampoo with GHK-Cu, formulated with chlorhexidine and ketoconazole for dogs and cats. 8 fl oz · 236 mL. For external use only. Follow the product label and your veterinarian’s guidance.
Review the intended-use label and available product documentation before selecting a product.
Calm & connection
Travel, transitions and new routines can raise questions about your pet’s care. Describe the situation, what you observe and how long it has been happening.
Your veterinary team can help you decide which questions need a closer look.
Our clear-care promise
Know what you’re
looking at.
A useful product page tells you what the item is, its format and its size. Check the intended-use information for each product. Peptide vials, peptide tablets and bacteriostatic water carry research or professional-use labels; Medicated Skin & Coat Shampoo is for external use on dogs and cats. Follow the product label and your veterinarian’s guidance.
Why does the packaging look different? PetBioLogix was recently acquired by Nucli. This shampoo still arrives in its original PetBioLogix packaging, which is why the box and bottle look different from other products in the Nucli collection.
- Read the format. A shampoo, a tablet and a vial are different products. The format is part of the product identity.
- Separate strength from size. mg and mcg describe mass. mL describes volume. Our pet peptide vials have a 3 mL container capacity; that is not a dose or a mixing instruction.
- Check the details. Look for ingredients, intended use, directions, storage and any relevant product documents. Ask us about information you cannot find.
A more useful conversation
Bring questions.
Leave with context.
A product listing or a research article is a starting point for discussion. It does not decide what is appropriate for your pet.
What to bring
Your pet’s species, age, current care and a clear description of your concern. Bring the product name, label or page you want to discuss, too.
What to ask
- What is this product intended for?
- Is it appropriate alongside my pet’s current care?
- Which information or evidence matters for my pet?
- What directions and follow-up would I need?
Science in plain language
Research deserves
its full story.
Our library links to original literature, and our clinical reports describe individual cases. Different types of research answer different questions.
Read the species, study design and limitations alongside any findings. A reference in the library is not a promise about a product or an outcome for your animal.
Explore the Research Library →Clear information.
Support when you need it.
Nucli can help you find a format, ingredient detail, product document or availability information. Your veterinarian provides advice about your animal’s care.
Ask the Nucli team →Pet Owner FAQ's
A little clarity
goes a long way.
Useful answers before you take the next step.
Where should I begin?
Start with the Pet collection for product formats and sizes, or the everyday-care section above for skin and coat information. Use the product page to prepare questions for your veterinarian.
Does a product in the Pet collection mean I should use it at home?
No. The Pet category helps you navigate the catalog. It is not an individual recommendation or a direction to administer a product. Everyday care and veterinary-led care have different roles.
What does the vial size mean?
Pet peptide vials are labeled with a 3 mL container capacity. The mg value identifies the labeled peptide amount. Container capacity does not specify a dose, mixing volume or final concentration.
Are water and syringes included with a vial?
They are listed as separate supplies. Bacteriostatic water is available in 10 mL and 30 mL formats. Ask your veterinary professional which supplies are appropriate for the care they direct.
What quality information can I ask for?
Ask about product identity, ingredient information, manufacturing context, relevant testing and batch documentation. Use the COA lookup for published lot documentation, or contact our team about a specific product or lot.
How can I check product availability?
Browse product information and listed prices, sign in to view your account pricing and contact the Nucli team for availability or help with an order.