Milk Thistle for Dogs

[...] Milk thistle or silybum marianum, is a flowering plant of the Aster family and considered a natural [...]

[...] antioxidant properties. Milk thistle has been used to treat these and other diseases such as canine diabetes, but should not be used as a preventive medicine in a healthy dogs body. It is often [...]

[...] in a healthy manner, which is why some vets have started recommending milk thistle as a helpful supplement to avoid potential liver cirrhosis damage. This amazing, natural extract may be able to [...]

[...] some vets have started recommending milk thistle as a helpful supplement to avoid potential liver cirrhosis damage. This amazing, natural extract may be able to augment a dog’s natural rate of [...]

[...] preserve another similar compound called glutathione. This is stored in the liver and as glutathione decreases, the obvious signs of aging begin to appear more frequently in dogs. However, it is [...]

[...] as a treatment for cancer and diabetes. Preliminary canine studies have shown the positive impact milk thistle may have on helping to slow the growth of malignant and benign tumors. In terms of [...]

[...] with other medications or herbs. Learn about how it can be helpful to your pet. Milk Thistle Dog Benefits There are many potential positive effects of milk thistle use that are currently being [...]

[...] the buildup of heavy metals and reducing the effect of toxins as they pass through. Milk thistle extract also activates protein synthesis; this is the process by which the liver stimulates new [...]

[...] , there are some vets and doctors concerned that long term use may interfere or suppress normal liver function, so do consult with your vet about whether it’s right for your dog. How to Give [...]

[...] the milk thistle seed. Most extract products commercially available today contain about 80 percent silymarin and can be purchased as in capsule or pill form or in powder and liquids and are often used [...]