Ceva SEGMINISMART Animal Health D59010B Senilife Nutritional Supplement for Elderly Dogs- 30 capsules/box

Havent helped my cat at all.. Delivery excellent

I was skeptical, but this supplement is amazing. I have a nearly 16-year-old dachshund with dementia and who is not hearing and vision impaired (but still happily plays fetch, zoomies, and runs around like a puppy somehow). He started sundowning about a year ago and would just bark in the evenings for hours on end, the shrillest bark. We were getting headaches and were frustrated and we didn't want to feel that our little, old man in his glory days. We talked to our vet about how to support doggy dementia, and she suggested this supplement, saying it's the only one her patients have reported liking but it doesn't work for everyone. We've been on it now for 3 months. After the first month, we didn't immediately repurchase so we could see if the changes we noticed were placebo or not. He started sundowning again. The supplement cuts his sundowning episodes by about 75%. It's genuinely making his twilight years much more enjoyable for everyone involved. I decided to write this review because I accidentally forgot to repurchase this before going out of town leading to about 5 days without the supplement and, sure enough, the sundowning returned. It just got delivered today and my husband and I are both glad it finally came in. This is going on auto-ship now. Mileage may vary, of course, but if your pup is struggling with sundowning, I'd say give this a try as long as you don't have any contraindications. My pup also has hypothyroidism and it was safe for him to take with those meds. We put it in a pill pocket (it's huge) and he eats it/chews it- no problem. I don't think it has much of a taste or it at least doesn't bother him. The directions also allow for you to open the capsule into food, but he doesn't always eat everything he's given in one go and he does well taking pills, so he's not deterred by the giant, submarine-shaped, suppository-looking capsule. It effectively comes down to like a dollar a day for everyone's comfort and sanity, which is worth it to me.

Dr. recommended Senilife because my elderly dog was having Sundowners symptoms, just like my dad had. I don't remember how long Senilife took to kick in, but it has really helped my dog.

Our vet recommended this product for our 10 year old schnauzer mix which has started showing signs of dementia, he has shown great response since taking it . The only negative thing I discovered and I'm not sure how impacting it is but upon receiving 4/26 we noticed that it was dated to expire 8/26. I would really prefer to have at least a much fresher product even though it's a 30 day supply. But, it does work !!

This has made an incredible difference in our dog’s life. Our Aussie is 12 and started showing her age after ACL surgery. We sad signs of dementia; barking at night, standing by the wall, crying at bedtime. We read that the crying at bedtime could be them thinking they might not get fed again so we rolled with that. We give our pup 1/2 scoop with breakfast and dinner. We call it gravy and she snarfs it. Then at bedtime for her “midnight snack” we give her the smallest amount of kibble with a dash of “gravy”. I don’t know what makes it work, the midnight snack or the gravy but she’s a different dog. She acts like she’s 5 again. She runs around, hops all excited. Sleeps through the night, no crying. She moves like a young dog, no more stiff joints or limping. Doesn’t go to the wall at all and barks only at normal dog stuff. Completely changed. The only change we made was to add this. Since then, we’ve added fish oil to her dinner. But I hope if you are reading this that you give it a try and I hope it works as well for you as it dog for us.