Denosyl Liver and Brain Health Supplement for Medium Dogs - With S-Adenosylmethionine (SAMe), 30 Tablets

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The size of the tablet is much more digestible for my Westie to swallow. The price is better than getting these supplements from the Vet.

I received this order in 2 days. This was a special for only $40.39 free postage for 3 mos. supply for 225mg. The 3 mos. fits just within the expiration date. I paid $82.00 for 30 day supply at vet's and then $40.00 plus off the net for 30 and all the same. I don't know how beneficial for my dog as she has only been on 2 mos. but her liver count elevated some and the vet said he has seen incredible results with this for dogs with stressed and diseased livers. Other reviews have testified to results.Buy only individually wrapped pill as exposure to air decreases effectiveness each time opening a lid on a bottle. I have found giving to her in peanut butter works well.

We had been giving this to one of our dogs daily, along with Marin for Small to Medium Dogs (30 Tablets) as directed by our vet. The combination has worked well, according to the blood tests, for his liver function. By ordering from Amazon, I can avoid both the 20-minute drive to the vet's office to pick up the medication, and save about 40% in the process. I will note that this medication is supposed to be taken at least 1 hour before or 2 hours after eating. And our dog does not like to just swallow these pills. Our solution is that we take one of these and stuff it into a Bil-Jac Liver Treats - 10 oz treat right before bed every day, and leave it in an easily-accessible spot in our bedroom. Then, during the middle-of-the-night call of nature, we give our dog the tasty morsel which he downs immediately - and falls immediately back to sleep. Just our little tip about one way to get these administered well! We used to use Greenies Pill Pockets, Beef, 7.9 oz, for Capsules but found that our guy likes the Bil-Jac better (and it's less expensive to boot!)

At my 12 yr old dog's annual vet visit in January his ALT liver levels were elevated about 10 points higher than the high on the acceptable scale. It was the only value that was elevated, so my vet suggested giving Scout this supplement for a month and retest. In a month's time his value was brought back down into the acceptable level, for a total drop of about 13 points. It may have resolved itself on it's own of course, but I feel like this helped. It was inexpensive enough to try. It worked so I'm pleased with it. He's off it now and feeling fine!