Denamarin Tabs


Product Info
Denamarin Tabs is a liver supplement available in a formula for cats and dogs. There are three varieties of the product, each containing 30 tablets; Cats/Small Dogs, Medium Dogs, and Large Dogs.
What the product cures
Denamarin Tabs work by increasing s-adenosylmethionine and glutathione levels in the body, which are both important for maintaining liver health and function, as well as promoting detoxification activity. Conditions in pets that Denamarin is particularly beneficial for include; liver disease, liver failure, and liver toxicity.
Pet Symptoms
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Liver cirrhosis is a condition characterized by irreversible liver damage that resulted as a consequence to disease and other factors causing harm to the organ. Some of the common causes of cirrhosis in pets include; infection of the liver caused by bacteria or a virus (such as leptospirosis or heartworm), toxicity caused by drugs or other harmful substances, cancer, circulatory problems, and metabolic disorders.
Liver disease in dogs and cats can also be idiopathic, meaning that there is no known cause. Experts have been unable to figure out the cause of this type of liver disease, which also eventually causes cirrhosis. In some cases, the severity of the disease may be so great, that finding the exact cause is often very challenging. This is one example of when liver cirrhosis may be diagnosed, as all that may be known is that the liver is damaged, but not why. In other words, liver cirrhosis means that the organ is harmed to the point that tissue scarring develops, and that its ability to function normally is beginning to decline.
Liver cirrhosis symptoms are quite similar to those of liver disease and include; jaundice (yellowing of the skin and white of the eyes), decreased appetite, gastrointestinal problems (diarrhea, nausea/vomiting, etc.) due to the body's inability to absorb and properly process essential nutrients, weakness, lethargy, accumulation of fluid in the abdomen causing bloat, orange colored urine, and chalky/gray stools due to increased toxin levels in the body.
Pets are usually in the late stages of liver disease when hepatic cirrhosis is diagnosed, which means there isn't much a veterinarian can do to treat the problem. Even if the cause is known, there is no treatment available to undo the damage that has already been done. However, a special diet, supplements, and medication for treating the symptoms associated with the disease can be helpful in improving quality of life and may even increase life expectancy in affected pets.
Pet Ailments
Pet ailments commonly seen in dogs and cats taking Denamarin include; hepatitis, liver failure, liver drug intoxication, liver shunt, congenital circulatory disorders, hepatomegaly, and cirrhosis.
Pets with Ailments
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Nutramax Denamarin Tabs for Large Dogs 35 Lbs. and Over - 30 Tablets

Nutramax Denamarin Tabs for Large Dogs 35 Lbs. and Over - 30 Tablets


Relative info on breed most associated with this ailment
Hepatitis is not very common in cats, but does occur often in dogs and has even been linked to certain breeds. Dog breeds that are more prone to developing liver disease include; West Highland White Terrier, Skye Terrier, Standard Poodle, Labrador Retriever, Doberman Pinscher, Bedlington Terrier, and Cocker Spaniel.
Questions for the vet & product
1. What side effects can I expect with Denamarin Tabs?
Denamarin Tabs have not been associated with any side effects.
2. I may have caused an overdose: What should I do?
If you suspect an overdose, take your pet to the nearest animal hospital immediately for an evaluation.
How it Works
Denamarin works by improving circulation of bile in the liver, which makes the metabolizing process and nutrient absorption easier for the body. It also aids in the regeneration of liver cells and helps boost glutathione production; a molecule known as the “mother of all antioxidants” that helps the body fight harmful toxins.
Directions for use
Denamarin is a non-prescription supplement that should be administered on an empty stomach, preferably an hour before mealtime. The tablets can be hidden in food or given with a piller. If more than one tablet is required, it may be separated into several doses in the day. For example, if 2 tablets are necessary, one can be given in the morning and the other at night.
* Some dogs are placed on a maintenance dose that is given every other day. Talk to your vet before altering your pet's dosage to ensure that it is the best thing to do and that it is done correctly.
Dosage and administration: The recommended dose of Denamarin for Cats/Small Dogs for felines and canines less than 12 lbs. is 1 tablet once a day. Dogs weighing 13 to 34 lbs. should be given 1 tablet daily of Denamarin for Medium Dogs. Denamarin for Large Dogs should be administered as follows; 1 tablet once a day for dogs 35 to 65 lbs., 2 tablets daily for dogs 66 to 120 lbs., and 3 tablets for dogs that are more than 120 lbs.
Ingredients
Denamarin for Cats/Small Dogs (12 pounds and under) contains 90mg of s-adenosylmethionine and 9mg of silybin A+B.
Denamarin for Medium Dogs (13 to 34 pounds) contains 225mg of s-adenosylmethionine and 24mg of silybin A+B.
Denamarin for Large Dogs (more than 35 pounds) contains 425mg of s-adenosylmethionine and 35mg of silybin A+B.
Product Cautions
Give supplement on an empty stomach a minimum of 1 hr. before mealtime for maximum absorption.
Do NOT remove tablets from package until ready for use.
Do NOT disintegrate tablets.
Keep product away from humidity and heat.
PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL HAZARDS:
N/A – MSDS is not available for Denamarin Tabs.
FIRST AID:
Obtain medical help immediately or call the poison control center if first aid is necessary.
Storage & Disposal
Storage: Store at room temperature less than 86 degrees Fahrenheit. The product is also sensitive to humidity, so it should be kept in a dry, well-ventilated area.
Disposal: Disposal of product should be carried out in accordance with local waste laws.
Brand vs. generic comparison: S-Adenosyl methionine (SAMe) is the generic version of Denamarin. It is also commonly prescribed by vets, contains the same ingredients as the brand name product, and is a more affordable alternative.