Vetri-SAMe is a product to help maintain optimal health and function of your pet’s liver.Vetri-SAMe combines the synergistic benefits of S-Adenosylmethionine (SAMe) with the powerful antioxidant Glutathione making it an advanced formula for liver support.Vetri-SAMe is an enteric coated tablet to ensure stability through the digestive activities of the stomach. This ensures its delivery intact to the small intestine where they are effectively absorbed and utilized.About the FormulaS-adenosylmethionine (SAMe) supports liver function through methylation and formation of glutathione. As the body’s major methyl donor‚ SAMe is involved in many important biochemical reactions in the liver including detoxification and formation of many potent antioxidants. In the liver‚ SAMe supports intracellular glutathione production. Glutathione is the body’s master antioxidant and intracellular detoxifying agent. It is necessary for detoxification of drugs and toxins in the l Review: Recommended by vet for elevated liver enzymes. Review: I have been giving my small dog one of these in a pill pocket for a little over a month. I then wait one hour before feeding him since this supplement works best on an empty stomach or with a small bite of food just to get the pill in him. After a few weeks he was drinking less water and didn't seem as bloated. He started waging his tail more and seemed more alert. And it just keeps getting better. I do not give him any drugs since those made him worse. I also give him 3 mg of melatonin at night. The SAM-e does take a few weeks to start to work, but then it just keeps on getting better. I have tried so many supplements for him, but this one is the best. If your vet says your dog has an enlarged liver this is what will help. Humans and animals can heal when given the right nutrients. Good luck!
| ASIN | B002WDZ7Q0 |
| Brand | Vetri-Science Laboratories |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (201) |
| Date First Available | 2 Dec. 2013 |
| Item Weight | 35 g |
| Model Number | 13313 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.62 x 12.07 x 4.45 cm; 35 g |
I**M
Recommended by vet for elevated liver enzymes.
I**T
I have been giving my small dog one of these in a pill pocket for a little over a month. I then wait one hour before feeding him since this supplement works best on an empty stomach or with a small bite of food just to get the pill in him. After a few weeks he was drinking less water and didn't seem as bloated. He started waging his tail more and seemed more alert. And it just keeps getting better. I do not give him any drugs since those made him worse. I also give him 3 mg of melatonin at night. The SAM-e does take a few weeks to start to work, but then it just keeps on getting better. I have tried so many supplements for him, but this one is the best. If your vet says your dog has an enlarged liver this is what will help. Humans and animals can heal when given the right nutrients. Good luck!
V**O
I’ve been giving this to my 18yr old Jack Russell terrier for about a month with no issue. I haven’t had his liver values rechecked yet, so can’t say whether or not it’s helping. The pill is round and hard, similar to an advil and cannot be broken or crushed. If your dog does not gobble up pills in a pill pocket or other type of treat, like mine does then I would not recommend it. I’m only giving 4 stars because I’m not sure how effective it is, and also because of the unnecessary added food dyes.
J**R
These have dramatically helped my cat. They are a bit big & are not ideal for cats but we make it work.
F**M
My dachshund has had some issues with his liver values over the past year. He is ten years old and we have done some testing, and it's inconclusive as to what is causing it. I started him on milk thistle and then added this Vetri-SAMe in the evenings. So far, his liver values have dropped some and are remaining stable. He was also having some allergy issues that might have been a factor, and we now have that under control. I am hoping that we will start to see a further decline in my dog's ALT, sparing him further testing. I have been using VetriScience products for many years and feel that it is a company whose products can be trusted with my pets. I have never had any issue with them. They used to make a stinky liver supplement in treat form that my dogs absolutely adored. I wish they would bring that back. I add these to my dog's dinner and he normally just eats the pill along with it. Sometimes he'll find the pill and leave it in the bottom of his dish. When that happens, my trick is to put the pill on a dab of cream cheese and let him eat it off my finger. Works every time for him.
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