Symptoms of Liver Function Deterioration or Decline in Dogs, Cats, and PetsThe Power of Immunity Overcoming Decreased Liver Function

The liver is often referred to as the “silent organ,” meaning that even when liver function deteriorates slightly, clear symptoms do not always appear. However, when the liver’s performance declines significantly, distinct symptoms can emerge, so please observe your pet carefully. If you notice signs of liver function deterioration, we recommend domestic SPF pork-derived placenta extract powder. Additionally, we continue our research, believing that using Cordy to boost immunity may lead to significant improvements in liver function even within a short period.

Liver Dysfunction (Liver Disease)

What symptoms can be observed when the liver function of dogs, cats, and pets deteriorates?

• Lethargy
• Decreased appetite
• Weight loss
• Vomiting, soft stools, diarrhea
• Increased water intake
• Increased frequency and volume of urination
• Jaundice (yellowing of gums, sclera, and pinnae)
• Swelling
• Increased tendency to bleed

As mentioned earlier, the liver is called the “silent organ,” and in the early stages, there may be no symptoms. If your pet is already a picky eater, you might dismiss a lack of appetite as normal finickiness and overlook it. It’s somewhat difficult to notice liver disease from symptoms alone, but you can detect liver abnormalities through blood tests. It’s crucial to catch any liver issues early through regular health check-ups.

Causes of Liver Disease

Various causes of liver disease include bacterial infections, viral infections, long-term drug administration, obesity, toxin ingestion, tumors, trauma, congenital abnormalities, and specific breeds (e.g., Bedlington Terriers, West Highland White Terriers, Yorkshire Terriers, Miniature Schnauzers, Maltese, Shih Tzus). However, pinpointing the exact cause can be challenging.

Below, we have linked articles related to liver diseases in dogs and cats. We hope you find them useful.
About Liver Diseases in Dogs
About Liver Diseases in Cats

 

The liver is one of the most important organs in the body. Reducing the burden on the liver can help maintain the health of your dog or cat. It is important to provide regular care, so why not consider incorporating placenta to support liver function?

For our recommended placenta, please refer to the Details on Japan-Sourced SPF Pig-Derived Placenta Kiss Powder.

Liver Cancer and Liver Disease Measures That Do Not Burden the Body

For those concerned about their pet’s liver or those whose pets are already suffering from liver disease, feeding Japan-Sourced SPF Pig-Derived Placenta Kiss Powder for 1 to 2 months can be expected to improve energy and appetite.

If liver function improves, you can continue giving the Japan-Sourced SPF Pig-Derived Placenta Kiss Powder while gradually reducing the amount. This can not only rejuvenate the liver but also enhance skin condition, coat texture, and luster.

If you have any questions about Japan-Sourced SPF Pig-Derived Placenta Kiss Powder, BCAA, or Krill Oil (EPA/DHA oil extracted from Antarctic krill), please contact us.