Nutramax Denamarin Liver Health Supplement for Dogs, With S-Adenosylmethionine (SAMe) and Silybin, 30 Chewable Tablets

This really works within two weeks. I crushed it mixed it with chicken broth, made a paste and syringe it in his mouth. He wouldn’t eat. It didn’t like the taste of it, but it really works by.It you won’t regret it. My Vet was amazed when I brought my baby back two weeks later he was perfect.

Nutramax Denamarin greatly improved my dog's liver health. Easy to administer, vet-recommended, and showed noticeable results in energy and appetite. Worth the investment for liver support.

Cannot say enough great things about this supplement has done wonders for my pet’s liver function. This has been a long term supplement for my little pup and made a positive impact in here blood work. Truthfully she doesn’t love the taste of these but I just pop them into a pill pocket and she is happy as can be.

Easy for my dog to eat. Helped lower his bloodwork some. A little on the expensive side for long term use.

Family K-9 gave product 2 paws up !!!!Goooood stuff.

My Vet recommended I supplement this to my 10-year old Shih Tzu after his blood tests showed where his liver health levels was a bit off (however, not in the severe zone). After finding this, via my Vet, and having it administered to my dog for awhile now, I can say for a certainty that this Liver Health Supplement does what it needs to. And has gotten my dog's levels for his level back in the zone it needed to, to remain healthy.I've taken notice that after awhile of taking the supplement, my dog has displayed more energy than usual. Then again, he's still pretty energetic for his age. But this Liver Supplement may be improving his energy levels more so than usual. I see that as a plus. As any Pet Owner, I'd like to see my dog still have a lot more in him in spite of aging.Only thing I want to point out is that the tablet, despite the bottle saying it's "chewable" is anything but. That, and the tablet itself is kind of big for small dogs. I had to resort to a solution to ensure my dog takes it.For anyone who may be struggling to administer this to their dog, especially if it's a small dog- you can get a pill pocket, cut the tablet into small four pieces, break up the pill pocket for the small pieces, and mold the pill pocket like a playdough into the cut up tablet and take it from there.This solution of mine worked for my little boy. And I hope this might be helpful for those of you whom have small dogs that are reluctant to take the tablet.

As far as effectiveness when I was able to get the pill down my dog, it had a great effect on her liver enzymes. After just six weeks, her enzymes went down from 1871 enormously high, two 1351.!!! That’s an amazing improvement in her liver functions very quicklyThe main problem, however is that my dog who is a Jack Russell terrier and very keen on smell and intelligence will not take these pills. I’m at my wits end. If she would, I would continue them forever, but she won’t take them in a tiny amount of food. (Under 1 teaspoon full as recommended by the manufacturer of this product.) or crushed up and put in a small amount of liquid which I squirt down her throat. That had been working, but she is over it and I cannot get this food, not food, but the supplement down her which is a pity.In addition, the pill is so large that it is uncomfortable and impossible to get it down her throat and a pill gun. It is just enormous. Cutting it in half makes it jagged and it also doesn’t go down.I am at my wits end because I want my dog to get better and she has been but she will no longer get better if she can’t take this pillThere is a pill by Coco and Luna that says it’s a treat and people are saying they put it on their dogs breakfast, but that is not the way to administer Sam E…. Giving it with any food diminishes it’s effectiveness so I don’t know what to do. Anybody have any suggestions?

This product is prescribed by Veterinarians and is safer and more potent than milk thistle.