Nevetica is a pet supplement company. It trades as NéVetica International, Inc., lists its office at 4500 Forbes Blvd, Suite 200, Lanham, Maryland, and sells chews, a water additive and hygiene products for dogs. Its website names Dr. Lance London as CEO. Its refund policy says the company pays monthly commissions to affiliates, but we could not get the affiliate programme's terms, so this review cannot tell you how much affiliates are paid or whether the plan is multi-level.
Earlier versions of this page gave a founding year, a head office and a product range that the company's own website does not support. This version keeps only what we could check against a named source, and it says where we could not check something.
Company facts at a glance
Every entry below comes from nevetica.com as we read it on 26 October 2026, unless the entry says otherwise.
| Item | What we found | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Name used on the website | NéVetica International, Inc. | nevetica.com footer and page titles |
| Address | 4500 Forbes Blvd, Suite 200, Lanham, MD 20706 | Contact page |
| Phone and email | 240-258-7387, support@nevetica.com | Contact page |
| CEO | Dr. Lance London | About page |
| What it sells | Supplements, a water additive and hygiene products for dogs | Shop page |
| Where it ships | US addresses, US territories and APO/FPO/DPO addresses only | Shipping policy |
| Founding or incorporation date | Not confirmed | The website does not state one; we have not checked the Maryland business register |
| Affiliate or compensation plan | Not reviewed | The site links to a "Become An Affiliate" page; we could not obtain the terms |
Who runs Nevetica
The About page names Dr. Lance London as CEO and explains why he started the business. According to that account, in 2016 he came home to find his dog Rocky collapsed on the garage floor. A veterinarian found that Rocky had had a severe stroke and advised putting him down. Rocky had been with Dr. London for 17 years, and the company presents its products as the result of his effort to save the dog.
The story gives the year of Rocky's stroke, not the year the company was formed, so it does not settle when NéVetica International, Inc. was registered. We have not seen a public record that does.
The same page describes a veterinary advisor, Dr. Bryant. The company says she trained in veterinary pathology after a year in clinical practice, served three years in the US Army, then moved to the US Public Health Service, and that her specialities include CDC dog importation rules, infectious and zoonotic animal diseases, veterinary public health and animal welfare. These are the company's descriptions. We have not verified Dr. Bryant's or Dr. London's credentials independently, and the site does not give Dr. Bryant's full name.
What Nevetica sells and what it costs
Nevetica's products are for dogs, not people. The shop listed ten products in four categories (Vitamins, Home Goods, Hygiene and Gift Cards) when we checked. Prices are in US dollars as listed on 26 October 2026 and may change.
| Product | Price | What the company says it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Multivitamin | $34.99 | A daily chew with vitamins and minerals, fortified with calcium and potassium |
| Hip & Joint Small | $34.99 | Joint and cartilage support; contains glucosamine; described as veterinarian formulated |
| Hip & Joint Large | $45.99 | The same formula in a larger size |
| Skin & Coat | $34.99 | A daily chew aimed at the skin barrier and coat growth |
| Digestive Support | $34.99 | Prebiotics and probiotics, including GanedenBC30 Bacillus coagulans and FOS |
| Calming Support | $34.99 | A daily chew with L-tryptophan, thiamine, lemon balm and green tea extract |
| NéVetica Water Additive (Small) | $19.99 | Oral care added to drinking water |
| NéVetica Water Additive (Large) | $24.99 | The same product in a larger size |
| No Rinse Waterless Shampoo | $29.99 | Cleaning a dog's coat between baths |
| NéVetica Wet-A-Way | $29.99 | Turns fresh liquid spills solid so they can be swept up; the company says this takes 60 seconds or less |
Most of the range costs $34.99, and the highest listed price is $45.99. Shipping is charged on top and is calculated at checkout. The shop page does not say how many chews come in each container, so check the product page for the count and the daily dose before you compare prices with other brands.
How to read the product claims
The descriptions in the table are the company's own. We have not seen independent testing of Nevetica's products, and the site's "Product Health Claims" page had no text when we read it.
The homepage shows customer testimonials, for example owners saying their dog stopped scratching or stayed quiet during a thunderstorm after starting a product. They are worth reading to see what buyers use the products for. They are not evidence of how well a product works: the company chose which ones to show, and each describes one dog with no comparison.
If you are considering any of these products for a dog that is old, on medication or being treated for a condition, ask your veterinarian first. Ingredients such as L-tryptophan or glucosamine can matter alongside other treatment, and a vet can tell you whether a supplement is needed at all.
Returns, refunds and shipping
Read the refund policy before you order, because it is stricter than many online shops. The company calls it a strict 30-day return policy: the 30 calendar days start on the date of purchase, and it says it will not accept refund requests after that. It gives the affiliate commissions it pays each month as one of the reasons.
Two other terms are worth knowing. First, the policy says a refund is not applied automatically when you cancel, so if you cancel an order and want your money back, ask for the refund explicitly. Requests go to support@nevetica.com. Second, the policy says that if a purchase is refunded, the company may permanently refuse to sell to that customer again, although it may waive this for refunds caused by a duplicate charge.
In practice, if you are trying a supplement on your dog for the first time, start it as soon as it arrives and note the 30-day deadline. A chew that takes weeks to judge may leave little time to ask for a refund. One homepage testimonial mentions setting up an automatic refill; if you use one, each delivery is a new purchase with its own 30-day window.
On shipping, the company says orders are processed within two to three business days and do not ship on weekends or holidays. It ships only within the US, its territories and to military and diplomatic addresses. It also says it is not liable for goods lost or damaged in transit and asks customers to file those claims with the carrier, so keep the packaging if a parcel arrives damaged.
The affiliate opportunity
The site's footer links to a "Become An Affiliate" page, and the refund policy confirms that affiliates are paid commissions monthly. We could not obtain the programme's terms, so we cannot say whether Nevetica pays only for your own referrals (a single-level affiliate scheme) or also pays on sales made by people you recruit (a multi-level plan). We are not repeating the commission figures that appeared in earlier versions of this page, because we found no source for them.
If you are thinking of signing up, get these answers in writing from the company before you pay anything:
- Is there a sign-up fee, a starter kit or a monthly fee, and what does each cost?
- Do you have to buy products every month, or keep an automatic order, to stay active or qualify for commission?
- What percentage is paid on your own customers' orders, and is anything paid on orders from people you recruit? If so, how many levels down?
- Is commission reversed when a customer you referred gets a refund within the 30-day window?
- Does the company publish an income disclosure statement showing what affiliates actually earned in a stated year?
- If you leave, will the company buy back unsold stock, and on what terms?
The answers decide whether this is a way to earn referral commission on products you already buy, or a plan where income depends on recruiting. If most of the pay comes from your recruits' purchases rather than sales to outside customers, treat that as a warning sign. The same applies if the company will not answer these questions or publish an income disclosure.
What we could not verify
These points were still open when this review was updated:
- We have not checked the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation business register for NéVetica International, Inc. That record would show when the company was formed and whether it is in good standing, and you can search it yourself by entity name.
- The website does not give a founding date, and we have no primary source for one.
- We have not seen the affiliate plan or any income disclosure.
- We have not reviewed a Better Business Bureau profile or other complaint records for this company.
- We found no independent testing of the products.
We will update this page when we can confirm any of these.
Frequently asked questions
What does Nevetica sell?
Supplement chews for dogs (multivitamin, hip and joint, skin and coat, digestive support and calming support), a dental water additive, a waterless shampoo and a spill-absorbing product. It does not list supplements for people.
Where is Nevetica based?
The company lists its address as 4500 Forbes Blvd, Suite 200, Lanham, Maryland 20706.
Who is the CEO of Nevetica?
The company's website names Dr. Lance London as CEO.
How much do Nevetica products cost?
On 26 October 2026 most products were $34.99. The range ran from $19.99 (the small water additive) to $45.99 (Hip & Joint Large), plus shipping.
Can I return Nevetica products?
The company's policy allows refund requests within 30 calendar days of purchase, sent to support@nevetica.com. It says it will not accept requests after that, and that it may refuse future sales to a customer who has been refunded.
Is Nevetica an MLM?
We cannot confirm it. The company pays commissions to affiliates, but we have not seen terms showing whether it pays on more than one level.
