Hepatosyl Plus 100mg - 90 Capsules for Maintenance of Liver Function

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100mg Hepatosyl Plus

In addition to SAMe, Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules contain silybin, a purified active extract from milk thistle, plus supportive antioxidants such as vitamin E. Silybin is often described as hepatoprotective because it helps defend liver cells against oxidative damage and supports normal regeneration processes. It helps protect delicate cell structures from the “wear and tear” of inflammation, certain toxins, or long‑standing disease. Some pets with liver issues also experience cholestasis, where bile flow is reduced and bile acids can build up, contributing to nausea and poor appetite. Whilst every case is different, silybin is commonly used as part of a plan to support bile handling and cellular recovery. Vitamin E adds additional antioxidant support, helping to limit lipid peroxidation, a type of damage that can affect cell membranes. Many formulations also include vitamin K, which matters because the liver helps produce normal clotting factors; in pets with liver compromise, supporting that pathway can be clinically relevant as part of overall nutritional care.

Many dogs and cats swallow the capsule hidden in a small amount of food, and some owners find it easier to give the dose and then offer the full meal. If your pet is fussy, you can split Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules and mix the contents into a small spoonful of something tasty, then follow with the rest of the meal once it is eaten. Your vet may suggest Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules when:

• Blood tests show raised liver enzymes or altered bile acids.
• Your pet is recovering from a flare‑up, infection, or unexplained tummy upset.
• Long‑term illness or medication means the liver is doing extra metabolic work.
• Ongoing antioxidant support is part of a chronic liver management plan.

Because improvement is often gradual, you may notice steadier appetite, less queasiness, and improved stamina over weeks rather than days.

Most pets tolerate Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules well, and side effects are usually mild if they occur at all. Occasional loose stools, wind, or mild nausea can happen in sensitive animals, so it is sensible to speak with your vet if your pet seems worse after starting or if vomiting and inappetence persist. Your vet may also monitor trends in ALT, ALP, bilirubin, bile acids, and clotting parameters, because how your pet feels at home and how results change over time are often more informative than a single number. Home habits can help too, including regular meals, fewer fatty treats, and fresh water always available. If your pet becomes suddenly dull, refuses food, vomits repeatedly, has a swollen abdomen, or develops jaundice, contact your vet promptly. Liver disease can feel worrying, but many dogs and cats live comfortably for years when the underlying cause is addressed and the liver is supported appropriately. By helping protect hepatocytes and support antioxidant defences, Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules can be a useful part of keeping your pet brighter, more active, and more able to enjoy everyday life, even when the liver needs extra support.

Dosage for 100mg Hepatosyl capsules

Up to 5.5kg - 1 capsule daily
5.5kg to 11kg - 2 capsules daily
11kg to 16kg - 3 capsules daily
16kg to 30kg - 4 capsules daily
30kg plus - 6 capsules daily.

The number of Hepatosyl capsules can be gradually reduced or may increase at any time depending on the pet's specific needs. Hepatosyl Capsules are to be given orally. Hepatosyl should be used in accordance with veterinary advice.

How long should your pet stay on Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules?
Duration depends on why your pet needs support. Some pets use Hepatosyl 100mg Capsules for a few weeks during recovery, while others stay on them long term for chronic liver disease. Your vet usually reviews appetite, energy, and blood results after several weeks, then adjusts the plan as needed.

What are early signs that your pet’s liver may be struggling?
Early signs can be vague, such as tiredness, reduced interest in play, a lower appetite, mild nausea, or intermittent vomiting or diarrhoea. You might also notice weight loss, increased thirst, or a dull coat. Because these signs overlap with other problems, a veterinary check and blood tests are important.

Is milk thistle extract (silybin) appropriate for cats?
Silybin is widely used in veterinary liver support products for both dogs and cats, but the dose and formulation matter. Cats can be sensitive to changes in appetite and digestion, so you should follow your vet’s advice on strength and schedule. Report ongoing vomiting, diarrhoea, or refusal to eat.

What is the difference between Hepatosyl 50mg, 100mg, and 200mg Capsules?
The only difference is the strength of active ingredients per capsule, which lets you match dosing to your pet’s bodyweight and clinical needs. Smaller pets often need lower strengths, while larger dogs may need higher strengths or fewer capsules.

Which blood tests might your vet monitor during liver support?
Your vet may track ALT and ALP (liver enzymes), bilirubin (a pigment that rises with bile issues), and bile acids (a functional liver test). They may also check albumin, cholesterol, and sometimes clotting times, because the liver supports protein production and normal coagulation. Trends over time are most useful.

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