CANIPEP | PEPTIDE EVIDENCE-READING WORKSHEET Updated September 27, 2026 Discussion aid only. Not a clinical protocol or validated scoring instrument. Full paper / DOI: Authors and year: Date read: 1. Identify the material Record the exact peptide, sequence or identifier, formulation and source reported by the authors. A familiar commercial name may describe something different. Notes: 2. Identify the model Was this a cell experiment, a rodent study, a study in dogs or work in people? Note the population and why it was selected. Notes: 3. Name the actual question Separate exposure, mechanism, tolerability and clinical benefit. State the question the experiment was designed to answer. Notes: 4. Inspect the comparison Record the control group, sample size, allocation and blinding where reported. Mark missing information as missing. Notes: 5. Read the outcome carefully What was measured, when, and for how long? Distinguish a laboratory marker from an outcome that matters to a dog and its veterinarian. Notes: 6. Keep uncertainty visible Record variability, limitations and adverse findings alongside the positive findings. Note what was not measured or reported. Notes: 7. Check the translation Do the species, formulation and setting match the proposed question? Write down every step that would need further evidence. Notes: 8. Separate the product questions List the identity, manufacturing, stability, compatibility and regulatory questions that the paper does not answer. Notes: 9. Look for independent support Search for replication, contradictory results, corrections and retractions. Record funding and conflicts disclosed by the authors. Notes: 10. Write a bounded conclusion Complete: “This study supports ___ in ___ under ___ conditions. It does not establish ___.” Keep the conclusion no broader than the experiment. Notes: Source context: https://canipep.com/resources/peptide-evidence-checklist/ More sources: https://canipep.com/science/ Canipep does not sell products. Canitide formulas are sold by our sister company at https://canitide.com/.