FDA nears approval for anti-aging drugs for dogs

A New Drug That Could Extend Dogs' Lives Inches Closer to Approval

For the first time, the FDA has indicated a willingness to endorse a longevity drug

New anti-aging drug awaits FDA approval

The new drug isn't meant for humans.

It’s Pawwsible! The miracle drug that could extend your dog’s life

An anti-ageing drug for dogs has received a key nod from the US FDA. Developed by Loyal, a San Francisco-based biotech company, LOY-001 is an injection aimed at adding healthy years to the lifespan of larger canines

What to know about anti-aging medication that could help dogs live longer

The drug, LOY-001, works by interacting with a hormone that accelerates aging.

Anti-aging medication for large dogs clears approval hurdle with the FDA

The FDA has agreed that the canine drug LOY-001 is effective at helping healthy dogs over seven years old and over 40 pounds live longer lives.

An anti-aging drug for dogs is in the works: Here’s what we know

The drug, LOY-001 is designed to address the shorter lifespans of larger breeds and is anticipated to hit the market in 2026.