PetExx Hepatic Boost (30 tablets, 30.00, count, 1) | Helps support liver function in dogs and cats

Fantastic product. My16yr old Shih tuz was diagnosed with Liver failure with a mass. He was very poorly indeed. My vet recommended a vitamin supplement to support his Liver (at an extreme high monthly cost). With a little research, I found these contain the exact ingredients and the same strength as the ones advised. The problem I found was, the dosage instructions on these, are quite vague- I recommend to double check the vet product to confirm the accurate dosage for the weight of the dog. Another issue I found was, my little poorly friend would not tolerate the taste. He spat them out, despite trying to disguise them in a variety of foods and to the extent that he stopped eating. Problem solved, I crush a tablet between spoons, mix with a couple of drops of water and a drop of honey - I then syringe into his mouth twice a day. 4 months later- I have witnessed a massive improvement. He has bright cheeky eyes, slowly increased energy, a good appetite and demands chews and treats when he fancies. He is rested and sleeps well throughout the night. I know I can’t keep him for forever however, this isn’t the end of our journey just yet. Nothing to lose, worth the try. I highly recommend them.

Seems to be very helpful for our 16yr old mini Schnauzer, allowing her to continue walking freely in the surrounding fields at home and on the beach during our UK holidays. The tablets are crushable with a table spoon, so we add them to her Royal Canin Hepatic Dog Food also bought from Amazon.

very good value and hopefully I will see an improvement in my dogs health

My dog wouldn't eat the powdered form, but accepts the tablets in a treat. Good value for money. Good quality 👌.

Great medication for when our dog has a rumbling tummy for eating too fat or too much. It helps sort her tummy in a few hours with no vet's expensive invoice! Obviously, dogs owners need to take precautions and ensure their dog hasn't any other more serious illness.

After blood test the vet recommended samylin for my coming upto 19 year old lhasa apso. After 1 month switched to these as half the price for the same thing. Had bloods done again after about 2.5 months on these and all results have come back good, with the vet saying it really suprised her.

Thank you for fast delivery, my little dog refused the more expensive liver support. My vet said these were ok for my dog, can't wait till you get in the soft jelly ones. Only been on them for two weeks. Harvey's having his blood test in March so will let you know how it goes.

For a liver suplement It should have vitamin B and milk thistle at least I gave my dog 1 tablet this morning and he has a fever now woyldnt give him another tablet and now i will stick to adiva hepaguard My experiance has been a waste of money and quite dangerous