Nutramax Denamarin Tablets Liver Supplement for Dogs

We've been using Denamarin for our Schnauzer's liver health as his numbers were out of whack. The Vet recommended this and over the past few years his numbers have been back in range. The packaging from Chewy was horrible. The Denamarin is in foil punch out sheets. Chewy threw this in a box along with a case of canned dog food with no padding at all. Many of the pills are crushed in the foil punchouts. At $1.50 per pill, this is totally unacceptable.

My Vet prescribed this for my 14 year old Jack Russel when diagnosed with Cushing’s Disease. Great product and less expensive than purchasing directly from my Vet’s office. Very helpful that I was able to add it to my monthly auto ship order so we always have it on hand.

This item, in different sizes, is very difficult to find lately. Thank goodness I kept checking with Chewy and found a timeframe to order. My Golden has liver disease, so it is imperative she receives these supplements. Order was received in a timely fashion, as always with Chewy! Thank you!

The capsules worked to stabilize counts in tests for my dog. When the capsules were not available, we tried the chewables. He does not like the chewables and his system doesn’t handle them well. Will the capsules return?

Love the product it works wonders. My dog dropped his numbers by a lot after starting this. I just wonder what is going to happen went we don’t have it any more. I’m on my last month then they are gone. Will his numbers shoot back up? I would give it a 5 if i can get more product.

This was one sight where I finally found the meds I needed for my dog.! Couldn't find them anymore else. Quick service and good price.

Why hasn’t this product been available recently when so many dogs depend on it to survive. No explanation given by neither company or chewy. Poor form I would say.

Simon, our 17 yo Miniature Schnauzer has Pancreatitis, that caused frequent diarrhea and was not eating, going from 22 to 12lbs. He's deaf, cataracts in both eyes, and signs of dementia. He has to wear a diaper in the house which was easy to put on. My background is agriculture, worked with Veterinarians for years, and would not hesitate if I believed an animal needed to be put down. Even with all his problems Simon still looked good and had that spark of life about him. Our Vet agreed and recommended Denamarin. After a week Simon was eating twice a day, no diarrhea and more active again. It's been 3 months and we realize it's only a temporary fix, but that's ok for now. He takes one tablet Simon, our 17 yo Miniature Schnauzer has Pancreatitis, that caused frequent diarrhea and was not eating, going from 22 to 12lbs. He's deaf, cataracts in both eyes, and signs of dementia. He has to wear a diaper in the house which was easy to put on. My background is agriculture, worked with Veterinarians for years, and would not hesitate if I believed an animal needed to be put down. Even with all his problems Simon still looked good and had that spark of life about him. Our Vet agreed and recommended Denamarin. After a week Simon was eating twice a day, no diarrhea and more active again. It's been 3 months and we realize it's only a temporary fix, but that's ok for now. He takes one tablet in morning for medium dogs, but ordered chewable as tablets are out of stock. … more

My dog is a 14 pound Pomeranian. There is no way in this world that he can take this pill. I tried him out on the small size and was usually able to hide that in something but this one - this is just wayyy too much! I can't believe any dog his size takes this. I tried cutting it but I see you're not supposed to do that, or to crush it. I watched him eat a half in some liverwurst and was afraid he was about to break his tooth! Now, the next day, he won't even eat plain liverwurst. I can't comment on efficacy since he won't be able to finish the packet, and he hasn't been back for blood work yet since he took the small tabs. Don't use this if you have a small dog with a small mouth. Save your money My dog is a 14 pound Pomeranian. There is no way in this world that he can take this pill. I tried him out on the small size and was usually able to hide that in something but this one - this is just wayyy too much! I can't believe any dog his size takes this. I tried cutting it but I see you're not supposed to do that, or to crush it. I watched him eat a half in some liverwurst and was afraid he was about to break his tooth! Now, the next day, he won't even eat plain liverwurst. I can't comment on efficacy since he won't be able to finish the packet, and he hasn't been back for blood work yet since he took the small tabs. Don't use this if you have a small dog with a small mouth. Save your money, try a different product. … more

This product works great. My dog was showing high liver enzymes for the last 2 years and after one month, the enzymes dropped considerably. I highly recommend this product but suggest you pay a bit more for the chewable. These tablets are large and must be put in a pill pocket. The cost of the chewable is well worth it. That is the only reason I gave it 4 stars vs 5 stars.