
Vet-reviewed formula
"Wildly NAD+ Formula No.1 is the simplest way I know to get NAD+, NMN, Resveratrol, and CoQ10 into an ageing dog daily. The nanoliposomal delivery means the nutrients actually reach the cells instead of passing through. For senior dogs showing signs of decline, this is the formula I recommend first."
- Dr. Sarah Mitchell, BVSc
Results From Pet Parents & Vets
Research-backed active ingredients
Wildly NAD+ Formula No.1 works across four biological systems to restore what ageing takes away, giving your dog more strength, more energy, and more good days.
NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide)
The raw material your dog's body converts into NAD+ inside every muscle cell. NMN replenishes NAD+ levels that naturally drop with age, restoring the energy your dog's muscles, immune system, and cells need to keep going.
- Replenishes NAD+ levels at the cellular level
- Supports stamina and immune function
- Assists with cellular repair and healthy ageing
CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10)
A key compound for heart health, joint comfort, and brain function. CoQ10 supports cellular energy production and helps protect your senior dog from age-related decline.
- Supports heart health and cellular energy
- Helps ease joint stiffness and support mobility
- Supports cognitive function and mental clarity
Resveratrol
A natural antioxidant that protects your dog's heart, brain, and body from the inside out. Resveratrol supports healthy circulation and helps defend against inflammation and age-related damage.
- Supports heart health and healthy circulation
- Helps protect brain cells and cognitive function
- Defends against inflammation and age-related decline
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)
The essential molecule of cellular energy. NAD+ supports your dog's metabolism, muscle recovery, and cellular repair, helping them stay active, strong, and healthy well into their senior years.
- Supports energy levels and daily vitality
- Assists muscle recovery after activity
- Supports cellular repair and long-term health
Cellular science, real results.
How It Works
See the Difference in Just Weeks
Follow your dog's progress month by month
Before Starting Wildly NAD+
Your dog is slipping, struggling to get up, and losing the energy you remember. The spark is fading.
Month 1
Something starts to shift. Steadier on hard floors, getting up with less effort, more willing to move. A more present dog.
Month 2
The change is hard to ignore. She's following you room to room again, walks are getting longer, and she's meeting you at the door.
Month 3
Getting up on her own every morning. Eyes bright. Moving the way she used to. The dog you remember is back.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Wildly NAD+ Formula No.1 work for my dog?
Will Wildly NAD+ Formula No.1 work for my dog?
NAD+ decline happens in every ageing dog, regardless of breed, size, or how it shows up — slipping on floors, struggling to stand, shorter walks, less like themselves. The cellular fuel shortage Wildly addresses is universal.
How soon will I see results?
How soon will I see results?
Most owners notice the first changes within 2 to 3 weeks — steadier on hard floors, getting up with less effort. By month two the difference is hard to ignore. By month three most owners are seeing the dog they remember.
What makes this different from regular joint supplements?
What makes this different from regular joint supplements?
Regular supplements have to survive stomach acid before anything reaches the bloodstream — most of the active compounds pass through unused. Wildly NAD+ Formula No.1 uses nanoliposomal technology to deliver ingredients directly into the bloodstream, up to 98% more effectively than standard chews or capsules. The right compounds actually reach the muscle cells that need them.
What exactly is in it?
What exactly is in it?
Four active ingredients: NMN, NAD+, CoQ10, and Resveratrol in an advanced nanoliposomal liquid base with natural beef and apple flavouring. No fillers, no binders, no artificial ingredients. The full ingredient list is printed on every bottle.
How do I give it to my dog?
How do I give it to my dog?
Simply add the correct number of droppers to their food once a day. No pills to hide, no powders to mix, no fighting your dog. They will never know it is there. One dropper takes seconds and goes straight on their food at mealtimes for best absorption.
Can I give Wildly alongside other supplements or medications?
Can I give Wildly alongside other supplements or medications?
Yes. Wildly works on a completely different pathway, so there is no overlap or conflict. Glucosamine targets cartilage. Pain medications manage the pain signal. Wildly restores cellular energy inside the muscle cells themselves — something none of those treatments touch. Most owners add it to their dog's existing routine rather than replacing anything. It is also safe alongside common prescriptions including Galliprant, Librela, Adequan, and Gabapentin.
Is my dog too old to see results?
Is my dog too old to see results?
There is no upper age limit. NAD+ decline happens in every ageing dog regardless of breed or age. If your dog is older it simply means there is more ground to make up — not that it is too late. As long as the muscle cells are still there, they can be refuelled.
What age should I start?
What age should I start?
You can start at any point. NAD+ levels typically begin dropping around age 7 to 8 — sometimes earlier in larger breeds — often well before any visible symptoms appear. If your dog is already showing signs, start now. If they are 5 or 6 and just beginning to slow down, you are in the best position possible. The earlier you start, the less ground there is to make up.
Is Wildly safe for dogs with existing health conditions?
Is Wildly safe for dogs with existing health conditions?
NMN, NAD+, CoQ10, and Resveratrol are naturally occurring compounds already found in your dog's body and in everyday food — not synthetic drugs. None of the four have any known interactions with common medications. That said, if your dog has a diagnosed health condition or is on prescription medication, we always recommend a quick check with your vet before starting anything new. Standard practice for any supplement.