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What does Denamarin do for dogs?

What does Denamarin do for dogs?

Chewable form of Denamarin® Advanced supports healthy liver function by protecting liver cells and helping with cell repair and regeneration as well as maintaining an oxidative balance. Denamarin® Advanced should be given orally as directed by your veterinarian.

When was the last time my dog had a liver test?

The last time his liver levels were tested at the old vet, his ALT test was about the same. (high 400’s) Afterward, the old vet, had put him on chlavamox for 2 weeks and re-tested. This had only brought his levels down a bit.

What to do if your dog’s Alt liver is high?

We recently had bloodwork done and again my dog’s ALT liver levels are still high. (Everything else is normal in his bloodwork!) My dog acts fine. He’s very active, not lethargic at all, eats & drinks well, hasn’t been throwing up, no jaundice or anything like that. The vet now recommended to do a liver bx .

How to tell if your dog has liver problems?

Hello & welcome……There are 4 specific Enzymes that diagnose Liver Problems….The Most common are ALT & ALKP (Alkaline Phosphatase)….In your dog, is it only the ALT? How how were they the last time? (At the New Vet)… Has either of these Vets suggested medication (Other than the antibiotic) for a month or two & then a retest?

Can a dog have a liver BX test?

My dog acts fine. He’s very active, not lethargic at all, eats & drinks well, hasn’t been throwing up, no jaundice or anything like that. The vet now recommended to do a liver bx .

When to diagnose an enlarged liver in a dog?

An enlarged liver is most commonly found in older dogs. It is important to identify and diagnose the cause of an enlarged liver early, so that the underlying cause may be treated. Hepatomegaly is clinical state of abnormal liver enlargement.

What should liver enzymes be in an older dog?

I commonly see this enzyme rise in older dogs that have no symptoms. The other liver enzymes always seem to be behaving – it’s just this one that’s wonky. The normal range depends on the lab your veterinarian uses, but most consider anything up to 130 or so as normal.

What to do if your dog has a tumor in his liver?

Depending upon the severity, your dog may require a period of hospitalization, in the case of heart complications or advanced liver disease, or even surgery, in the case of cysts, abscesses, or tumors. Surgery will be used to remove the affected mass.

How much does it cost to treat liver disease in dogs?

The cost for treating liver disease in dogs depends on the diagnostic tests, treatments, and medications that are needed—and it can get expensive. In 2016, the average claim amount for liver disease submitted by ASPCA Pet Health Insurance customers was over $960, and several claims were for over $4,000.*