Zentonil Advanced 200 for Dogs (pack of 30)

ZENTONIL^® ADVANCED contains:

S-adenosylmethionine (SAMe), which is naturally synthesised in the body, mainly in the liver. SAMe is converted into an antioxidant, which helps neutralise damaging molecules that build up within the liver when support is needed.

Silybin, which is the most active component of the herb Silybum marianum (milk thistle) and has been shown to help preserve normal liver function. Silybin enhances the action of SAMe and helps with liver regeneration, maintaining structure of hepatocyte (liver cell) membranes, and scavenging free radicals.

Microencapsulation molecule technology allows ZENTONIL^® ADVANCED to be chewed or split, while ensuring concentration and bioavailabilityof the compounds remain optimal without being damaged by stomach acid.

Milk derivatives, derivatives of vegetable origin (including silybin / phospholipids 4.77%), oils and fats, minerals, yeasts, various sugars.
Protein sources: caseinate, whey protein.
Highly digestible carbohydrates. Lactose, glucose syrup.

One tablet contains:
Methionine (sf S-adenosyl methionine) ..... 100 mg
Silybin/Phospholipids ..... 25 mg

Analytical constituents:

crude protein .....29.20% 
Crude fiber .........19,70%
Total sugar ......... 9.0%
Crude ash ...........6.86%.
Crude fat .............5.06%
Moisture ............ 2.36% 
Essential amino acids ..... 2.27%
Ash ................... 1.72%
Sodium ............ 0.874%
Magnesium ..... 0.668%
Calcium ........... 0.019%
Copper ............ 0.00019%

List of additives:

- Amino acids, their salts and analogues:
S-adenosylmethionine ..... 19.1%
- Anti-oxidants
- Technological additives
- Mixture of aromatic substances and preservatives

Tablets should be given on an empty stomach at least one hour before, or two hours after food for optimal effectiveness. 

Flavoured Zentonil® tablets aid administration without food.

Amount to administer:

What is the liver?

The liver is the biggest internal organ in the body and performs many important functions essential to life, including:

• Neutralisation of toxins and metabolic waste
• Carbohydrate metabolism
• Synthesis of proteins and fats
• Immune function
• Vitamin storage

The liver has a tremendous ability to regenerate.

Because of this, when the balance of liver health is tipped, early indications can be masked.

In times when the liver is in need of support, dangerous molecules called ‘free radicals’ can build up. Antioxidants serve as the first line of defence against free radicals to help preserve normal functional tissue. Unfortunately, at the time when the liver needs to produce more antioxidants, you often find concurrently that levels appear to be reduced. However, certain molecules can help support liver function. This is where Zentonil^® comes in!

Ask your vet for advice if you are concerned about your pet's health, or if you require further information following a diagnosis of liver problems in your pet.