NaturPet Liver Care is a premium herbal blend designed to support the overall liver health of your beloved pets. This carefully formulated blend combines the power of natural ingredients, with Milk Thistle as the key ingredient. Together, these ingredients work synergistically to promote liver function and aid in maintaining a healthy liver.

Key Ingredient:

• Milk Thistle: Known for its potential benefits in supporting liver health, Milk Thistle helps support the body’s natural detoxification processes and supports normal liver function.

Key Benefits:

• Liver Support: Milk thistle helps protect and support your pet’s liver from potential damage caused by medications or toxins.
• Detoxification Support: The liver is responsible for metabolizing and eliminating drugs and other substances from the body. Milk thistle may assist in supporting the liver’s detoxification processes, promoting the efficient removal of medications and their byproducts from the pet’s system.
• Antioxidant effects: Medications, especially those that undergo metabolism in the liver, can generate free radicals and oxidative stress. Milk thistle’s antioxidant properties can help neutralize these harmful free radicals and reduce oxidative damage to liver cells.
• Liver regeneration: Milk thistle may stimulate the regeneration of liver cells, aiding in the repair of damaged tissues and promoting the overall recovery of the liver.

Directions for Use:

• Administer the recommended dosage based on your pet’s weight. Please refer to the product label for specific guidelines.
• For best results, mix the appropriate dosage with your pet’s food or administer it orally using the provided dropper. Alternatively, place the dose in a small amount of hot water to make it more palatable for picky pets.
• Monitor your pet’s response to the product and adjust the dosage if necessary.
• Please note that Liver Care is not a substitute for professional veterinary care. If your pet has underlying health conditions or if you have concerns about their liver health, it is always advisable to consult with a veterinarian.