Same for Dogs - S-Adenosyl-l-Methionine (Same LQ 225): Promotes Cognitive Brain Support and Natural Liver Health for Dogs

Gianni BreckGianni Breck: This review is for SAMe for Dogs - S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine, Liver Supplements for Dogs - Brain Supplement for Dogs, Promotes Cognitive Support, Dog Liver Support Supplement. I started giving my dog this SAMe with Milk Thistle from Coco and Luna to replace the Denamarin shortage a few years ago and have never gone back. My dog takes the SAMe and Milk Thistle willingly unlike Denamarin capsules where I practically had to force it down his throat and he would try to spit it out every time (even when I wrapped it in Greenies pill pockets)! My fingers would also turn all blue from the huge capsules. It was so stressful trying to give him Denamarin every day until I had to (thankfully) find alternatives to it. It turned out to be the best thing that happened to us. We’re both so happy with the switch. I have to give my boy 3 pills daily in combination with 3 Milk Thistles according to his weight. I often substitute Denestra SAMe capsules when I’m low on this product but he seems to prefer this one more, perhaps because he gets 3 of them and not just one. He swallows them like treats every day! My boy is almost 13 years old now and he’s as healthy as ever thanks to this SAMe from...

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Shay: So far, the supplement seems to be helping my dog.

United States on Aug 03, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: I’ve tried to find a way to leave a message before I left a review, but cannot seem to find that ability here anymore. I have always found this product to be good, but this time received them with these spots on the tablets. Wanting to know what they are. Don’t want to feed my dogs mold or something else. Hopefully someone will answer.

United States on Jun 10, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: Brought my dog into the vet for a routine dental cleaning and bloodwork. Unfortunately, when the bloodwork results came back her liver enzyme levels were four times what they should be. My vet recommended trying a liver supplement, putting her on Denamarin (which is essentially a vet backed/prescribed liver supplement), and/or taking her to a specialist to get an ultrasound of her liver and kidneys done. I called the specialist to get a quote for how much the ultrasound would be and was unable to afford it, so I looked for the next best thing. I researched the ingredients and differences between Denamarin and over the counter liver supplements to try for her and found these Coco and Luna chewable tabs. The Coco and Luna supplements (S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine + Milk Thistle) are much more affordable for me than Denamarin and work just as well.

My baby girl is not super picky when it comes to treats and so she takes these with ease, but loves them! She actually starts drooling haha when I am opening up the jars to pour them out for her, she loves their taste so much!

I took my girl back into the vet today to recheck her bloodwork and the vet says her liver values have...

United States on May 16, 2023

NothingToSee: Well, I have a research background and therefore also a heavy helping of skepticism but was willing to try something to help our 15-16 year old 40 lb rescue mutt who had been showing signs of canine cognitive dysfunction over the past several weeks, and perhaps even longer without us really noticing. She paces and pants, particularly during "sundowning" hours, and at night she would wake up, pace, pant, whine, and paw frantically at her bed while turning in circles (a "nesting" behavior that she has always had but became much more pronounced and prolonged). She also started having accidents in the house, and she has always been a 100% perfectly housetrained dog. So here are the variables I changed, all in a single day: I started giving her this pill (one pill mid-morning and one pill right before bed), started adding salmon oil to her meals (twice daily), incorporated a very short down-the-block-and-back afternoon/evening walk into her regular daily routine (she has hated walks ever since we adopted her), and made a commitment to letting her out to potty more frequently. She is in very good physical health, no signs of arthritis and has maintained good muscle mass. The very first...

United States on Jun 21, 2019