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Liver health
Antioxidant liver support therapy to aid in detoxification mechanisms.
Liver disease in dogs
A healthy liver is essential to your dog’s wellbeing, so being able to spot the signs and symptoms of liver disease – and seeking prompt treatment, is important. Here’s what to watch for.
PAW Liver health
PAW by Blackmores Hepatoadvanced Liver Support
PAW Hepatoadvanced is a concentrated antioxidant supplement to aid in the management of compromised liver biomarkers in cats & dogs. FOR…
For animal use only
PAW Hepatoadvanced is formulated with a unique blend of antioxidants and hepatoprotective ingredients that are scientifically shown to improve biomarkers in pets suffering from acute & chronic liver disease.
Dosage
Available in 2 sizes:
- Cats and Small dogs<15kg
- Medium to large dogs>15kg
Dosage & administration:
| Weight |
Hepatoadvanced Cat & Small Dog |
Hepatoadvanced Medium & Large Dog |
| 0 kg - 4.9 kg |
1/2 chewable tablet daily | |
| 5 kg - 9.9 kg | 1 chewable tablet daily | |
| 10 kg - 14.9 kg* |
1 1/2 chewable tablets daily | |
| 15 kg - 29.9 kg |
1 chewable tablet daily | |
| 30 kg + |
2 chewable tablets daily** |
**DO NOT exceed 2 chewable tablets per day
Feed to animal once a day, voluntarily on an empty stomach, at least 1 hour prior to food. Tablet may be broken in half for ease of administration or dosing but must not be crushed
Duration: As recommended by your vet
Direction for use:
Consult your veterinarian about correct dosing and use of this product.
Precautions:
- Use with caution in pregnant or lactating animals as safe use has not been established in this population.
- Concurrent use with behavioural medication may cause additive serotonergic effects.
- Do not use if blister seal is broken.
Liver health of dogs and cats
The central role of the liver and the frequent exposure to the nasties so often eaten by our canine and feline friends, means it is often the site of disease and damage. Dr Nick Wonders looks at the role of this precious organ and how it can be protected.
Liver toxicity and your pets
Did you know that some medications and items around the house can cause damage to your pet’s liver?
Liver Disease in Dogs and Cats
There are a number of signs and symptoms of liver disease when the liver isn’t functioning as normal in dogs and cats. Learn the symptoms of liver disease and what you can do to help your pet.
