Frequently asked questions

1. What is Pet More Time?

PetMoreTime is a Brazilian biotechnology company focused on developing safe and effective therapies to extend the healthy life of dogs through personalized protocols that combine pro-canine longevity drugs, nutraceuticals, monitoring and veterinary follow-up. We also develop intellectual property related to interventions to minimize the impact of aging.

2. What are the benefits of offering this type of product to my dog?

The science of longevity proposes interventions that promote an expansion of healthy life spans, allowing elderly dogs to have a better quality of life. This improvement can be seen in daily behaviors such as more vitality, more energy, improved hair, as well as in more internal issues that will be shown in tests, such as improved cognitive and cardiac function, among others. The main benefit of the longevity protocol is to help reduce the impacts of ageing so that the dog has a good quality of life.

3. Are there any side effects?

We understand that each organism is unique, which is why our protocol is personalized and includes veterinary monitoring from the outset. In the event of serious side effects attributed to any of the drugs in the protocol, the veterinarian should discontinue use.

4. Is it based on real science?

Yes. Our co-founder and chief scientist, Dr. Matt Kaeberlein, is a co-founder of the Dog Aging Project, the largest scientific dog longevity program in the world. Therefore, our first protocol available in Brazil is based on more than a decade of learning from the project. Likewise, we are developing proprietary research to help in the evolution and discovery of new molecules that act on canine longevity at a cellular level. You can check out a list of scientific studies on our Scientific Literature page.

5. What is the Dog Aging Project?

The Dog Aging Project is the largest canine longevity research program in the world, with 50,000 participating dogs and more than a decade of scientific studies. Co-founded by our Chief Scientist and PhD Dr. Matt Kaeberlein, the project has published more than 50 scientific articles and has a database of more than 23,000 veterinary records. More than 40 renowned institutions participate in the project, including Harvard Medical School and Princeton University.

6. Why do I need veterinary supervision?

Veterinary care is necessary to personalize the protocol. Only a qualified professional will be able to carry out an in-depth assessment of the dog's health conditions in order to prescribe what is ideal for its time of life and needs. In addition, this monitoring ensures that the protocol is frequently adapted in line with the dog's evolution. In this way, we ensure that the protocol is used properly and that the dog is offered what is really necessary for a better quality of life - after all, each organism is unique.

7. What problem does PetMoreTime set out to solve?

Just like humans, dogs also suffer a marked decline in quality of life and health in their later years. PetMoreTime applies advanced science and technology to extend dogs' lives and minimize or reverse certain aspects of cellular aging.

8. Who will these drugs be aimed at?

At the moment, we are focusing on adult and senior dogs between 5-7 years old.

9. What about adult dogs and puppies?

At the moment, our protocol is restricted to adult and elderly dogs. We don't yet have any plans to launch therapies aimed at dogs of other ages.

10. When will it be available?

PetMoreTime's products will be available in 2025.

11. What does PAMEC mean for PetMoreTime?

PAMEC is a scientific program run by PetMoreTime. As a program, it sets out to demonstrate, with concrete data, the potential benefits of applying scientific longevity protocols. The partnership with the Military Police, known for their excellence in veterinary care, is a source of satisfaction and pride for us.

12. What role does the smart collar play?

The smart collar is used to monitor the dog's health and behavior in real time. It helps to collect important data such as pulse rate, respiratory rate, temperature, changes in posture, physical activity, sleep patterns and other vital signs, which are essential for the personalized monitoring of the longevity protocol.

13. What is the difference between drugs and nutraceuticals?

The main difference between drugs e nutraceuticals in veterinary medicine lies in their regulation and purpose of use:

Veterinary drugsThese are substances with proven therapeutic action, used to prevent, treat or cure diseases in animals. In Brazil, they are regulated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) and must undergo safety, efficacy and quality studies before being marketed.

Veterinary nutraceuticalsThese are food-based products that provide health benefits to animals, but have no direct therapeutic purpose. They may contain vitamins, minerals, fatty acids and other bioactive compounds. In Brazil, their regulation may vary and they are classified as nutritional additives or supplements supplements for animals, also under MAPA supervision.

14. How can I become a licensed veterinarian to offer PetMoreTime protocols?

To become a PetMoreTime licensed veterinarian, you must complete the longevity course offered by the company, be approved by the scientific committee and regularly participate in case discussions and updates. This process ensures that professionals are trained to apply the protocols safely and effectively, always based on the latest scientific findings.

15. Where can I find more scientific information about the treatments offered?

The "Science" section of the PetMoreTime website provides details on the scientific foundations of the protocols developed.

16. What products are included in the protocol?

The PetMoreTime protocol is a complete canine longevity program that includes:

Drugs and nutraceuticals personalized, prescribed on the basis of the dog's individual needs.
Three veterinary consultations throughout the program.
Three sets of testscovering:
- Complete blood count
- Kidney profile
- Liver profile
- Lipid profile
- Blood sugar
- Urine test
- Abdominal ultrasound
A smart collarwhich monitors the dog's health and behavior in real time.
An intelligent algorithmthat integrates data from the consultation, laboratory tests and collar to help the veterinarian prescribe the most appropriate drugs and nutraceuticals.

17. How often will the tutor receive the drugs and nutraceuticals?

The drugs and nutraceuticals are sent monthly. The doses and products used are reviewed every month to adapt to the pet and the moment of life it is in. This is because, just as no two barks are the same, each dog has unique needs that can change over time. The protocol is adjusted according to the veterinary assessment and the data collected by the smart collar, ensuring that the treatment is always the most appropriate for the animal's well-being.