Nutramax Denosyl Tablets Liver & Brain Supplement for Large Dogs, 30 count
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- Denosyl contains s-adenosylmethionine (SAMe) to help increase gluthione levels to support your dog’s liver detoxification capabilities.
- SAMe found in Denosyl has been found to enter your dog’s bloodstream to help support the liver.
- Research has shown that SAMe may also support your dog’s cognitive function.
- Nutramax Laboratories Veterinary Science has made supplements to support joint health, digestive health and overall wellness for over 30 years.
- Veterinarian formulated with high-quality ingredients to ensure supplement safety.
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46 Customer Reviews
Better price than the Vet
So glad I discovered this at Chewy at a much lower price than the Vet charges. Vet was having an issue getting it in stock so I went searching on-line. Discovered at Chewy and no need for a script. No issues with stock and got in a couple days. My dog's vet had recommended this supplement because some of my dog's liver enzyme values are high. She has had several rounds of bloodwork, an ultrasound and liver biopsy. We still do not have an answer. Her levels have not gone down nor have they gone up. So, I cannot really say if it is actually helping but Vet recommended and I trust my Vet.
Reduces my dogs elevated liver enzymes
Since using Denosyl, we have been able to keep my young golden retriever at a normal liver enzyme level. Whenever we discontinue this, they go back up. So glad this is an easy fix.
Great Supplement for Dogs with Cushing's Disease
My 9 year old lab was recently diagnosed with Cushing's disease and this supplement has helped to bring her blood work and overall health back into balance.
Not what I really wanted
Had to order these pills as a substitute instead of the normal denamarin I normally get due to being out of stock. not sure how good they will be.
Denosyl or SAM-e for dogs is natural supplement for all senior dogs
I take this(SAM-e is technical name) and give to my beagle for cognitive decline. But it is also good for longevity, liver health and joint discomfort.
Hard to find
Best price and this strength is hard to find. My dog is in liver failure and she needs this medication
Great liver enzyme aid
My older dog’s vet recommended another product for her which is very hard to find. This one has the same component, and I add the one Denamarin has that this does not- milk thistle.
Helps our dog
Our vet recommended Denosyl Tablets for our dog to help support her liver. I am very happy that these can be purchased from Chewy as Chewy has the best and most efficient delivery service for pet needs.
Works well
Ordered this because denamarin was out. Worked well for us.
Helped save my 6 year old doodle
New Years Eve my 5 yo (almost 6yo) Australian Shepherd/Poodle mix suddenly went lame and couldn’t lift back end of his body, became very lethargic and running a fever, we we’re out of town in Waco and rushed him to the emergency vet where they stabilized him by keeping him 25 hours on an IV and giving him meds, including denosyl. They didn’t have a diagnosis, but ran some bloodwork and his alt which is a liver specific enzyme cane back extremely high, 1480 and it’s supposed to be below 60. We got him home and followed up with his regular vet, they did an ultrasound of his liver and more bloodwork. His alt was even higher, so they started him on antibiotics and more denosyl. Its a very long story, but after 6 months of treatment, 6 or more rounds of antibiotics, steroids and taking denosyl every day for the last 6 months, he’s finally recovering! We’re tapering him off of the steroids and his alt, which was 1860 at its highest, is down to 114! Our dogs will probably be on denosyl for the rest of his life. The vet still isn’t sure what caused his issues, they originally thought cancer, but now they think it’s a reversed bile duct from the stress of moving.
