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Samylin is a food supplement used where there are concerns regarding liver function. Samylin contains SAMe which is a precursor of glutathione. This is known to be required by the liver and elevated levels are able to increase the effective functioning of the liver. Other ingredients include the antioxidant and thiol donor Silybin (found in Milk Thistle), Vitamin E and Vitamin C. Samylin is used at a rate of one sachet per 5kg of bodyweight per day, mixed with food. The tablets should be given whole, it is not recommended that they are crushed before being fed.
Small Breed - For cats and dogs up to 10kg
Medium Breed - For dogs between 11kg and 30kg
Large Breed - For dogs between 30kg and 40kg
| Weight | Administration Rate |
| Cats and Dogs under 5kg | 1 x small breed Tablet daily |
| Dogs 5-10kg | 2 x small breed Tablets daily |
| Dogs 11-20kg | 1 x medium breed Tablet daily |
| Dogs 20-30kg | 2 x medium breed Tablets daily |
| Dogs 30-40kg | 2 x large breed Tablets daily |
Cats and Dogs under 5kg 1 sachet daily small breed
Dogs 5-10kg 2 sachets daily small breed
Dogs 11-20kg: 1 medium breed sachet daily
Dogs 20-30kg: 2 medium breed sachets daily
Dogs 30-40kg: 2 large breed sachets daily
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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This product was advised by my vet, because my dog has liver disease, and it certainly keeps him going. It supports his liver, and in my opinion, I think it has extended his life. Excellent product.
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Same as in the more expensive packs for small dogs but with a letter scale, the correct dose can be weighed out and you save a small fortune.
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Excellent really help my dog with his liver condition
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Good for my dog
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Excellent.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Samylin Liver Supplement for Dogs, including answers from our team.
Amanda
What is the dosage please for a large breed (Dalmatian) 27kg dog? How many tablets daily?
Thank you.
| Weight | Administration Rate |
| Cats and Dogs under 5kg | 1 x small breed Tablet daily |
| Dogs 5-10kg | 2 x small breed Tablets daily |
| Dogs 11-20kg | 1 x medium breed Tablet daily |
| Dogs 20-30kg | 2 x medium breed Tablets daily |
| Dogs 30-40kg | 2 x large breed Tablets daily |
Margaret Kutty
Will this be covered by my pet insurance and do I need to get it from my vet only?
This can be purchased through our website without prescription. Regarding whether your pet insurance will cover the cost, you are best contacting your insurance company direct to check what your particular cover includes.
Jenny
Which is best for my cat?
The two supplements are slightly different. I recommend reading our blog on the topic, 'Supporting your pet's liver' for more information. It is best to follow your vet's guidance on which supplement if your pet is being treated by them.
Catherine
Hello,
Do the tablets need to be given on an empty stomach?
Thank you
The feeding guide advises to mix these tablets with food.
Bernadett
Dear All,
My dog has Meningoencephalitis of unknown origin (MUO) and is undergoing cytarabine treatments and taking daily steroid tablets. Is it ok to give this supplement to her if the treatments aim to suppress the immune system?
Thank you!
Samylin is intended to support the liver. MUO does not impact the liver specifically, I assume you are potentially using it as therapy for MUO can put strain on the liver? it is worth running the use of this supplement past your vet before using it if this is the case. They can let you know where it is safe alongside their treatment protocol, and also if it is necessary to use anyway.
April Young
Just been given Samylin tablets for my 16yr old terrier to boost his liver function after ultrasound at vets. No leaflet with the box of tablets. Want to know what to look out for in my dog in response to these supplements to be taken for 6 wks. Thank you
Samylin is a supplement so there are no listed side effects for the product, like you would find with a licensed medication. However similar to any food your dog could be allergic/intolerant to one of the ingredients. This can show as skin or gastrointestinal issues (vomiting/diarrhoea). If any of these occur then you should see your vet to discuss further.
Juliet
I have received Samylin Medium from the vets today. I am unsure if it was on prescription - does it have to be?
Samylin is a supplement and so can be bought over the counter without prescription.
Wena Cintiawati
is it okey to give samilyn to my senior diabetic mini dachshund?
There are no specific ingredients in this supplement that are a cause for concern with diabetics. However any change in diet can affect your dog's insulin requirements so you should run the use of this supplement past your vet to be safe.
Monica Gunawan
Hi I have 9 kilo dog, it says to give 2 small instead of 1 medium. For the sake of purchasing (giving two means double the price) is it safe to give one medium tablet instead maybe with longer interval days ? Thank you
I recommend contacting the manufacturer direct (VetPlus) regarding your query as unfortunately they won't discuss customer queries with us. They should be able to advise on this.
Kerry Dean
Hi, my beagle has been diagnosed with sludge in his gallbladder and is taking various meds but the vets has said this may also help. With it mainly making reference to helping with liver complaints, do you know if it can help the gallbladder? Thanks
The gallbladder is contained just within the liver lobes, with the bile duct closely involved with the liver itself. For the gall to be produced normally the liver must be working effectively so it is highly likely that this close relationship is why your vet has recommended the product. If the gall bladder is affected then it could have a knock on effect on the liver. I advise asking your vet this question too so they can provide a more specific answer for you.
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