A biotech company called Loyal has developed a drug that might help dogs live longer. The drug, named LOY-002, works by copying the benefits of eating less food, which scientists know can extend life in many animals. The FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine has already accepted part of the approval process for this drug, specifically the “Reasonable Expectation of Effectiveness” section. This means the drug has shown promising early results. The Science Behind Dog Aging Loyal’s approach targets the basic processes of aging in dogs. By mimicking caloric restriction—eating fewer calories while still getting proper nutrition—the drug aims to slow … Continue reading LOY-002: FDA-Approved Drug May Extend Senior Dogs’ Lives by 1 Year