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Compound Labs Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) Powder 50g

Compound Labs Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) Powder 50g

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Compound Labs Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) Powder for Dogs

Natural support for pain & inflammation

If you've searched 'pea for dogs' because your vet mentioned it, or because you've read about it online and want to know if it's worth trying, you're in the right place.

Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is a naturally occurring fatty acid amide your dog's body already makes in response to stress, trauma, and inflammation.

Sometimes though, like during a chronic condition or after a major diagnosis, the body can't produce enough on its own. That's where supplementation comes in.

What PEA may help with

  • Joint and mobility support: stiffness, muscle tension, and general osteoarthritis-related pain, back discomfort.
  • Nerve pain and neurological support: neuropathic pain, nerve function, nerve-related discomfort, neurological conditions.
  • Skin health and allergy support: chronic itching, inflammation, skin lesions, skin irritation, allergic responses.
  • Bladder and urinary tract health: cystitis, chronic urinary tract issues.
  • General comfort and recovery: supports normal muscle and nerve function through daily life.

I first came across PEA when my own dog Wolly was diagnosed with a mast cell tumour almost four years ago. He's 15.5 now, and PEA has been part of his daily routine since then, alongside a whole range of other things I do for him. 

It's a supplement that's commonly discussed in mast cell cases, and while I'm not going to claim it treats or resolves everything, or that it's solely responsible for how he's doing, it earned its place in his routine and it's the reason I started stocking it. 

If you're dealing with a diagnosis of your own and looking for something to sit alongside your vet's care rather than replace it, I understand why you're here.

How PEA works

PEA works at a cellular level to support your dog's own pain-resolution processes, rather than masking symptoms. Think of it as backing up a system that's already under strain, not replacing it.

Your dog's body naturally produces PEA in response to trauma and inflammation, but during chronic conditions, supplementation may provide additional support that the body can't produce on its own.

Why choose Compound Labs PEA

  • High-quality formulation: 91% of particles less than 10 μm for optimal absorption 
  • Precise dosing: each 0.625ml scoop provides 350mg of PEA. Clear dosing instructions included on the label
  • Safe for long-term use: no known interactions with other supplements or medications. Can be used alongside existing treatments.
  • Natural and well-tolerated: PEA is found naturally in foods like eggs, meat, peanuts, and soybeans. Your dog's body recognises it.
  • Manufactured in New Zealand: quality you can trust from Compound Labs
  • Versatile support: can be used for acute flare-ups or ongoing daily maintenance

Common questions

Is this micronised PEA?

No, this PEA is non-micronised. The particle size (91% under 10 μm) is close to micronised formulations (95% less than 10 μm).

For oral supplementation, particle size at this range makes little to no practical difference. Micronisation mostly affects absorption in topical creams, not what your dog takes orally.

Can I use this with other supplements or medications?

Yes. PEA has no known interactions with other supplements or medications, so it's generally safe to add to your dog's existing routine. If you have specific concerns, check with your vet first.

How long can my dog take PEA?

PEA is considered safe for long-term use. 

Many dogs stay on it for ongoing chronic support, others use it just during flare-ups. My own dog Wolly has had it as part of his routine for close to four years.

Is this something I should discuss with my vet  if I get a mast cell tumour or other serious diagnoses?

Yes, please do. PEA is a dietary supplement, not a treatment, and isn't a substitute for veterinary care. If your dog has a serious diagnosis, talk to your vet about whether PEA fits alongside their treatment plan.

Dosing

Refer to the included dosing instructions based on your dog's weight. 

Each scoop (0.625ml) provides 350mg of PEA

Important

Dietary supplements are not a replacement for veterinary care or a balanced diet. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian.

This product is manufactured for animal use only.

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