Medium-chain triglyceride oil in dogs: the evidence

What the aging-research databases and the canine literature hold for Medium-chain triglyceride oil (names searched: Medium-chain triglyceride oil, Medium chain triglyceride oil, Medium-chain-triglyceride-oil, Medium‐chain triglyceride oil). Compiled from DrugAge, the canine aging corpus and FDA CVM FOI summaries; nothing here is inferred.

Lifespan experiments in other species (DrugAge)

2 experiments recorded, by species: Mus musculus 2.

NIA Interventions Testing Program rows

SpeciesStrainDoseAge at startDurationSexMean lifespan Δ%Mean sig.Max lifespan Δ%Max sig.Source
Mus musculusUM-HET360000 ppm food4 monthsuntil deathFemale2NS0NSPMID 22451473
Mus musculusUM-HET360000 ppm food4 monthsuntil deathMale-1NS0NSPMID 22451473

Lifespan experiments in dogs (DrugAge)

DrugAge records no dog lifespan experiment for this compound.

Dog-equivalent doses (allometric starting points, not recommendations)

Method: FDA 2005 Km body-surface-area conversion; starting-point heuristic only.

No mg/kg dose in DrugAge to translate (doses reported as ppm of diet or a concentration).

Canine aging literature (Europe PMC corpus)

0 corpus records mention this compound.

FDA CVM FOI summaries for dog products

No FDA FOI summary for a dog product contains this ingredient (it is not a marketed veterinary product).

Evidence gaps reported by the dossier tool

Reproduce: intervention_dossier(compound="Medium-chain triglyceride oil") in dog-geroscience-mcp.