We started with a question.
Canipep began as a research and advocacy community: owners keeping careful, dated records of their dogs so the peptide conversation could run on evidence instead of forum lore. That community is Fieldnotes, and it is still where our science lives.
Then we built the product we wanted to buy.
Every peptide company sold the same thing: a vial of powder, a vial of water, a dosing chart, and a stack of insulin syringes. The compound was rarely the problem. The kitchen-counter chemistry was. Canitide exists to remove it: pre-mixed cartridges, a pen that dials in units, and a card that tells you the number for your dog.
We publish what we test.
Every lot gets an independent certificate: identity, purity, endotoxin, sterility. The QR on the label opens it. We do not print a purity floor; we print the result.
We keep the record.
Every Canitide dog can keep a dated journal on Fieldnotes that its vet can read. Thousands of dogs are on peptides already; ours are the ones with a record.
