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

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.

This liver support was more costly than the original Denamarin I first used but the first ones were hard tiny capsules and my dog would not eat. I even tried to crumble the pill but had a very difficult time doing so. These however, are soft chewable tablets and easy to crumble into the food. They cost considerably more than the regular Denamarin tablets but worth the cost. I am able to get my pet to eat the supplement with no hassle. As for rating the taste, I asked my dog for feedback and she said it taste like chicken. I decided to leave that part blank.

Appears to work for our dog. I was buying it elsewhere, but their supply ran out. We haven't had a blood test yet, but her symptoms have not returned, so it seems to be as good as the other supplier. My only complaint is that the pills are bigger.

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

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.

my Chihuahua is only 4. I got her as a baby.. about 2 years after I noticed she was sick allot.. barely eats.. throwing up.. stool not normal.. even a few seizures in the night! took her to vet ran test says her liver numbers are high she may have a shunt.. I tried this medicine and she improved.. kept her on it for a year and just recently decided to see how she would be without it . it's been a month without it and she's still happy.. normal.. great appetite and normal stool!! 😁.. vet check up tomorrow.. sooo happy now!

Don’t buy this by accident. You won’t get your money back.I don’t think chewable is the right word to describe these. These are not chewable like a dog treat is chewable. If a dog tries to chew this is breaks into powdery crumbs and tastes bad and the dog won’t eat it. Even if they could they’d be licking powder off the ground. This is a hard pill more like a chalky tums consistency. I didn’t open the box because I knew this was the wrong item and I still could not return the item. I already have a bottle of this at home and now they’re all going to waste. I bought this thinking it was actually a “chewable” pill. It is not.

Great buy. Cost less then the vets office.