# peptidesfor.horse > Plain facts on peptides for horses: what is known, what isn't, and which sellers prove what's in the product. Not veterinary advice, and we never recommend a dose. Key facts: no peptide here is FDA-approved for animals, and no trial testing any of them as a treatment in horses has been published. None of the 4 sellers shows a lab document for what it sells. Some links are paid and marked; payment never changes a ranking. ## Peptides - [BPC-157 for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/bpc-157/): a short chain of amino acids that has been studied in the lab since the 1990s, mostly for gut and tissue healing - [TB-500 for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/tb-500/): a lab-made peptide based on part of thymosin beta-4, a protein the body makes itself, studied in the lab for wound and tissue repair - [GHK-Cu for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/ghk-cu/): a small copper-binding peptide found naturally in the body, studied mostly for skin and wound repair - [KPV for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/kpv/): a three-amino-acid fragment of a natural hormone (alpha-MSH), studied in the lab mostly for gut and skin inflammation - [Selank for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/selank/): a lab-made peptide based on tuftsin, a small fragment of an immune protein, developed in Russia and studied in people for anxiety - [Semax for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/semax/): a lab-made peptide based on a fragment of ACTH, a natural hormone, developed in Russia and studied in people after stroke - [MOTS-c for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/mots-c/): a small peptide coded by the cell's mitochondria, studied in the lab for metabolism and exercise - [Ipamorelin for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/ipamorelin/): a lab-made peptide that makes the body release growth hormone, tested in people for gut recovery after surgery - [Thymogen for horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/peptides/thymogen/): a two-amino-acid peptide (Glu-Trp) developed in Russia as an immune medicine, listed as an ingredient in some pet oils ## Conditions - [Tendon and ligament injuries in horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/tendon-injuries/): A leading cause of time off work, and slow to heal. - [Laminitis in horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/laminitis/): Painful inflammation inside the hoof. Treat it as an emergency. - [Arthritis (DJD) in horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/arthritis/): Wear in the joints, often hocks and fetlocks. - [Gastric ulcers in horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/gastric-ulcers/): Common in horses in work: poor appetite, girthiness, dull coat. - [Kissing spine in horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/kissing-spine/): Spines of the back touch and rub, causing pain under saddle. - [Wounds and proud flesh in horses](https://peptidesfor.horse/wounds/): Leg wounds that heal slowly and overgrow. - [Weight and condition](https://peptidesfor.horse/weight-loss/): A horse dropping condition, or one that needs to lose weight. - [FDA-approved peptides](https://peptidesfor.horse/fda-approved/): Which peptide drugs are approved for this animal, and the status of the ones sold online. - [Human peptides and pets](https://peptidesfor.horse/human-peptides/): Drugs, vials and supplements made for people: what changes when an animal gets them. ## Guides - [BPC-157 vs TB-500 for horses: how do they compare?](https://peptidesfor.horse/compare/bpc-157-vs-tb-500/): BPC-157 and TB-500 compared for horses: what each is, the evidence, FEI status, detection and how they are sold. There is no winner, and here is why. - [Is BPC-157 banned in horse competition?](https://peptidesfor.horse/learn/is-bpc-157-banned-in-competition/): BPC-157 is not named on the FEI list, but not named does not mean allowed. TB-500 is banned. What Banned means, who is responsible, and USEF and racing rules. - [Are peptides safe for horses?](https://peptidesfor.horse/learn/are-peptides-safe/): Nobody knows if peptides are safe for horses. The unknowns, label accuracy, injecting at the yard, nasal sprays, reading a lab report and what to watch for. - [Racehorses and peptides: HISA rules, testing and injuries](https://peptidesfor.horse/disciplines/racing/): HISA bans thymosin and unapproved substances at all times, with testing out of competition too. What the rules say, common racehorse injuries, and vet care. - [Eventing, dressage and jumping: FEI peptide rules and injuries](https://peptidesfor.horse/disciplines/eventing/): TB-500 is Banned on the 2026 FEI list and other peptides fall under its catch-all clause. How FEI testing works, common sport horse injuries, and vet care. ## Sellers and method - [Peptide sellers for horses, ranked](https://peptidesfor.horse/sellers/) - [About this site](https://peptidesfor.horse/about/editorial/) - [How we rank sellers](https://peptidesfor.horse/about/how-we-rank/) - [How we make money](https://peptidesfor.horse/about/how-we-make-money/) - [Sources, and how to read a lab test](https://peptidesfor.horse/about/sources/) - [Everything in one file](https://peptidesfor.horse/llms-full.txt)