Without liver function all animals die; and quickly.



The liver is the largest internal organ in the human body and it plays a significant role in the metabolism.

It has several functions; glycogen storage, decomposition of red blood cells, plasma protein synthesis and detoxification.

Hence you can see why the liver is essential for survival, and it needs to be healthy in order to function well and do the job it was meant to do.

This goes for your pets too, of any vertebrate type.

The liver possesses amazing regenerative powers, and can heal itself if a part is removed.

But only in a healthy body. In an unhealthy body the liver may well fail, leading to death.

Don't forget too that the liver can be affected by disease. Let's take a look specifically at dog diseases.

Chronic Active Hepatitis in dogs can be compared to cirrhosis, the disease that affects many heavy drinkers. The causes are often unknown, but the target is the liver.

Because a disease is present, the body is provoked into releasing antibodies which clog up the liver.

Toxic compounds exacerbate the problem, and if left unchecked liver failure can result.

Doberman Pinschers, Cocker Spaniels and certain terriers are predisposed to this disease.

Other diseases which can affect the liver are cancer and hepatitis.

Nutramax Denamarin with SAMe for dogs has been specially formulated to stimulate healthy liver processes by encouraging the production of a powerful antioxidant, glutathione.

It contains S-Adenosylmethionine SAMe which stimulates glutathione production and silybin.

Denamarin is best used as an element in protective healthcare for your dog to help support the liver.

The benefits are two-fold as a healthy liver will eradicate toxins from the body much more speedily.

In this way the functioning of the liver will help the body get rid of toxins therefore reducing the chance of disease.

Manufactured in three strengths for different sizes of dog, Denamarin could be an inexpensive way to help protect your dog's health and your wallet.

Doesn't it make sense?