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| |  | Supplements | Home » » » Marin for Large Dogs (30 Tablets) | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | Body WeightMarin for DogsFor mall to medium dogsMarin for DogsFor large dogsLess than 10 lbs.1/4 tablet11-19 lbs.1/2 tablet20-35 lbs.1 tablet36-54 lbs.1/2 tablet55-99 lbs1 tabletOver 100 lbs1 1/2 tablets | | | Features: | |
• Marin for Cats is a combination of silybin and vitamin E
• It is available as a single strength
• Silybin is the most biologically active component of an extract known as silymarin
• Silymarin/silypin has been shown to have beneficial effects on liver function
• Vitamin E, a membrane-associated antioxidant, helps protect the liver against oxidant injury
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Quick DeliveryMay 03, 2012
By Delene Tennyson
I purchased the Marin at the request of my vet, my dog has elevated liver enzymes, the Marin came within 5 days of my order. I can't say yet, what the results are going to be, as she has to have another test in a month.
I can say that she seems to be feeling good, and I will order another months supply from the same vendor.
Delene Tennyson
pricey but worthwhileAug 01, 2009
By Elissa Wurf
My dog was diagnosed three years ago with cholangiohepatitis. The vet recommended Marin and Denosyl. I admit that I'm inconsistent with administering the Denosyl since that one has to be taken in between meals and that makes it hard to remember, but I've been consistent with administering the Marin, which can be taken with meals. Despite the diagnosis, my dog has had good results on his annual check of liver values every year. I can only think that Marin has had something to do with the continued good health of my dog despite the diagnosis of a chronic liver condition.
helped dog with liver problemsOct 30, 2007
By Lorry J.
"dog lover"
In August, my chocolate lab stopped eating.After many visits and tests at the vets, it was determined that her liver was storing copper and low levels of zinc. A liver biospy showed it to be in bad shape. So my vet put her on the Marin and Denosyl, along with Ursodiol. Her liver enzymes went back to normal and she seems like a new dog. More energy, more attentive. I can only credit the 3 pills. And the prices are much more affordable then at the vets.
Marin for DogsSep 26, 2007
By S. Killian
"Working From Home"
Another case of my vet was charging me by the pill. Got on line at a substancially lower price. 1 month on this and other meds an my dog's liver has improved. Enzymes levels are normal.
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