PEA for Dogs & Horses
Natural pain and inflammation support that actually works. Safe for long-term use. No prescription needed.
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Is Your Pet Slowing Down?
The Signs
- Stiff when getting up
- Reluctant to jump or climb
- Less playful than before
- Limping after rest
- Groaning or slowing down
What PEA Does
- Reduces chronic inflammation
- Supports natural pain relief
- Safe for daily, long-term use
- No gut, kidney, or liver risks
- Works with other medications
Meet Albert
At 13, Albert was struggling. Groaning to get up. Limping until he warmed up. Waiting to be lifted into the car instead of jumping in.
We started giving him PEA. Within a week, things changed. He was towing us on walks again. Leaping into the car. Moving like a younger dog.
That's why we started WWN. So other pets could have the same chance.
Read Albert's full story →What Is PEA?
Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is a fatty acid that dogs and horses produce naturally. It regulates pain and inflammation. Supplementing with PEA supports what the body already does.
Natural Compound
Already found in your pet's body. Not a drug. No prescription needed.
No Side Effects
Unlike NSAIDs, PEA doesn't damage the gut, kidneys, or liver. Safe for years of use.
Takes 2-4 Weeks
PEA builds up gradually. Most pets show improvement within a month.
Why Micronized PEA Matters
Standard PEA has poor absorption. Most passes through without being absorbed. Micronized PEA uses smaller particles that absorb properly.
All WWN products use micronized PEA. If a product doesn't say "micronized" on the label, it probably won't work. Learn more →
PEA for Dogs & Horses
Pharmaceutical-grade micronized PEA. Tasteless powder that mixes into food.
PEA vs NSAIDs
NSAIDs like Rimadyl, Metacam, and bute work fast but carry risks with long-term use. PEA works differently.
| NSAIDs | PEA | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Fast (hours) | Gradual (2-4 weeks) |
| GI Risk | Yes (ulcers) | None |
| Kidney/Liver Risk | Yes | None |
| Long-term Use | Risky | Safe |
| Prescription | Required | Not needed |
Common Questions
How long does PEA take to work?
Most pets show improvement within 2-4 weeks. Full effects develop over 6-8 weeks. It's not a fast-acting painkiller. It works by reducing inflammation over time.
Can I give PEA with other medications?
Yes. PEA has no known drug interactions. It's commonly used alongside NSAIDs, joint supplements, and other medications. Many owners use PEA to reduce their pet's NSAID dose over time.
Is PEA safe?
Yes. PEA is a compound that dogs and horses produce naturally. It has no documented side effects. Unlike NSAIDs, it doesn't damage the stomach, kidneys, or liver. It's safe for long-term daily use.
How do I give it to my pet?
PEA comes as a tasteless powder. Sprinkle the daily dose onto your pet's food. Most animals don't notice it. A measuring spoon is included with every bag.
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Micronized PEA for dogs and horses. Australian made. Fast shipping.
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