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- Silybin is a bioavailable complexed form of milk thistle extract that works as a high potency antioxidant within the liver and supports the natural systems that control inflammation1. It is an active part of an extract from milk thistle, known as silymarin, and has been shown to support liver function by helping maintain a healthy oxidative balance2. Silymarin is a nutritional supplement used to treat a variety of liver conditions, diseases, and toxicities in cats, dogs, birds, rabbits, horses, and other companion animals3. Research has shown that silybin does not interfere with digestion and has no detrimental effect on dogs’ health and metabolism4.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Silybin for dogs and cats is a special bioavailable complexed form of milk thistle extract, which has proven bioactive properties. Silybin works as a high potency antioxidant within the liver and supports the natural systems that control inflammation.www.nutravet.co.uk/silybin-for-dogs-and-cats/SILYBIN is an active part of an extract from milk thistle, known as silymarin, and has been shown to support liver function by helping maintain a healthy oxidative balance. While best known for supporting the liver in dogs and cats, research has shown that the S-Adenosylmethionine (SAMe) in Denamarin may help support cognitive function in dogs 6.www.denamarin.com/Silymarin, also called milk thistle, is a nutritional supplement used to treat a variety of liver conditions, diseases, and toxicities in cats, dogs, birds, rabbits, horses, and other companion animals. It may also have some efficacy in preventing certain cancers, preventing chemotherapy side effects, and in protecting the kidneys.vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/milk-thistle-or-sily…EXP1 confirmed that silybin (whether pure or as a commercial hepatoprotectant) does not interfere with digestion which subsequently exerts no detrimental effect on dogs’ health and metabolism.bmcvetres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s1…
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