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Liver Guard

1x Bottle
$35.00
$35.00
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Liver Guard

Liver Guard

$35.00
$35.00

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Liver Guard key benefits for your dogs

    • Supports Liver Function Supports Liver Function
    • Aids Fat Digestion Aids Fat Digestion
    • May Reduce Bilious Episodes May Reduce Bilious Episodes
    • Aids Detoxification Aids Detoxification
    • Suitable After Parasitic Infection Suitable After Parasitic Infection
    • Includes Documented Herbs for Liver Health Includes Documented Herbs for Liver Health

Description & Ingredients

Liver Guard offers essential support for pets needing liver care or a gentle detox. Formulated by our expert nutritionists and vets, this unique blend uses carefully selected ingredients to promote liver health and function, helping your pet feel revitalised and thrive.

Per Capsule:

Milk thistle seed extract (38:1) 7mg (equivalent to 266mg)
Taurine 100mg
Choline 75mg
Organic dandelion root 60mg
Organic burdock root 60mg
Organic artichoke 50mg
Curcumin 25mg
CoQ10 25mg
B9 methyl folate 100mcg
B12 methyl cobalamin 100mcg

Vegetable cellulose capsule. Free from dairy, gluten, soya, fillers and excipients.

Give capsule with food. Can be given before bedtime for best results.
If you cat or dog has liver disease, please administer with caution and consult your veterinarian. Begin with half the recommended dose, in the morning only. Gradually build to full dose and if more than 1 capsule is required, split between meals.

Directions per day:
Toy dogs and cats (0-5kg) – ½ capsule
Small dogs (6 – 12kg) – 1 capsule
Medium dogs (13 – 29kg) – 2 capsules
Large dogs and Extra large dogs (30kg and over) – 3 capsules

Caution to be taken in pregnant bitches. To be given away from the administration of drugs. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. If under medical supervision, please consult a veterinarian.

Caution to be taken in pregnant bitches. To be given away from the administration of drugs and caution to be taken in epilepsy.

This product should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Do not use if the seal is broken. Keep out of reach of children.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Liver shunts vary in severity, always consult your veterinarian if you are concerned. We do have clients who give their liver shunt dogs Liver Guard successfully. We suggest introducing this product at suggested half daily feeding guideline, for a week, to see how it is tolerated.

To be given for 3 months of the year as a general liver and gut support and detoxifications. If you dog has a liver injury or disease, this product may be suitable.

If your cat or dog’s liver is in need, such as injury or disease, then yes you can. If you are giving as a little health detox, we don’t suggest giving for no longer than 3 months at a time.

Yes, this product is designed with cats in mind too.

We suggest the minimum of a month.

Yes, 6 weeks is a good guide time. Always consult with your veterinarian if you are concerned.

Yes, it can be given for 3 months of the year as a general liver and gut support and detoxifications.

We don’t suggest giving Liver Guard alongside MPN’s Itch Complex. Itch complex already contains a good amount of liver support. It wouldn’t be detrimental if you did, just unnecessary.

We usually suggest 3-4 supplements, but every pet is different. If you need help with MPN product selection, you can email us on hello@mypetnutritionist.com.

If your dog can swallow the size of the capsule, it’s best to wedge it in a nice juicy piece of meat or their favourite food. Adding to food, can spoil their eating experience and they may remember this for next time. Warming some bone broth (suitable for pets) and opening the capsule and adding the powder can be a clever way to disguise supplements.

Liver Guard is best given with food, split between meals.

Liver Guard aids liver metabolism so may interfere with many medications. You can still give Liver Guard, but we suggest giving it at least 2 hours away from administering medications.

Possibly in a severe case of liver shunt. We often find a quarter to half recommended daily feeding guideline, should be suitable and helpful. Please always consult your veterinarian, if you are concerned.

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