Nutramax Denamarin is generally effective in lowering liver enzymes but has mixed reviews on taste and ease of administration.
Tablets can be hard to break down and administer.
Prevention: Consider crushing and mixing with food.
Significantly improves liver function in dogs.
Suitable for long-term use with proper veterinary care.
Good customer service and support.
Quick and reliable delivery.
Tablets are large and chalky, hard to break down.
Dogs dislike the taste, making it hard to administer.
Tip: Mixing with wet cat food
Despite being labeled as chewable, the tablets are hard and not appealing to dogs.
Tip: Crushing and mixing with food
Highly effective as reported by multiple users and veterinary specialists.
"My dog's liver enzymes were high and taking this brought her numbers down dramatically. She didn't like the taste. So I crushed the pill and mixed it with a small amount of wet cat food. It's hard to give my dog pills because she smells the medication and refuses to take it regardless of what I put ..."
"It’s not Chewy's fault- but this is a very large chalky tablet and our dog is supposed to take 2 on an empty stomach- they are hard to break down and ultimately we had to stop using them"
If your dog needs liver support and you can manage the administration, Nutramax Denamarin is a solid choice. Be mindful of the size and taste issues.
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