SEGMINISMART CEVA Animal Health D59010B Senilife Nutritional Supplement for Elderly Dogs- 30 capsules/ box

We have a 16 year old puggle that is blind, deaf and now suffering from dementia. She is always stressed and confused and cries constantly if I am not with her. When I asked the vet for medicine to help keep her calm at night and when I need to leave the house, she recommended this product. I purchased it with a very skeptical mind, but I have to tell you - IT WORKS! In a very short amount of time, I noticed that our dog was not disoriented anymore. She started navigating our home much better and sleeping better too! This product is easy to use - I just snip off the end and squeeze it over her food at night. She does not appear to mind the taste - so success! We have been using this product consistently for the last 6 months and it is like night and day. I highly HIGHLY recommend it!

When my vet recommended this supplement after my 13 year old started showing signs of dementia, I was skeptical something bought on Amazon would actually make a difference. He shared he had a senior dog the same age and he felt it had made a difference for his dog. My dog has been on the supplement for about six months now and he's back to his old self. He used to walk into the room and get confused and disoriented. He's doing amazing now, just like before. Couldn't recommend enough.

Let’s just say my 18yr old boy has his spunk back!!! After a few weeks of Senilife, we caught his naughty little butt! Only reason for the 4 stars is if you can get your dog to take it. It’s huge but tastes terrible, I believe lol. I am able to get my little guy to actually swallow it whole with a little layer of peanut butter around it. But otherwise 100% recommend!!

I’m a VA, and my vet recommended these for my senior chihuahua who is losing his mind. She had it with her dog and said it changed him completely for the better. My dog really liked the taste! Amazon also had it cheaper than any site I was seeing, so it’s a good value for your money!

I read every single review on here before ordering. I wanted to understand what we could be getting into.My dog’s vet wanted to sell me a bottle for double the price, which I would have been ok with had I not noticed the ingredients. I’ve had b6 toxicity before so I was a bit concerned about such a high amount for an 11lbs dog and wanted to check how much she’s getting in other supplements first.I also noticed red food coloring that I think has been banned in some states in some human food products. There’s also some heavy metal and some fish oil, which who knows if it’s rancid by the time it arrives or not. We’re very picky about fish oil quality, but at least this is from a small one so heavy metal levels will be low. I’m surprised this doesn’t require refrigeration.I decided to try this out for a month due to the overwhelmingly positive reviews. It seems this can make a huge difference in desirable ways for older dogs, so I figure we’ll wait and see what happens.So far I’ve noticed how easy it is to twist off the end and squeeze out the stuff to add into my dog’s meals. She eats it quickly and I can’t smell a thing. I wouldn’t give any dog the capsule whole, even though the directions offer that as an option. I put the capsule in a bowl in the sink and see it slowly dissolve and leak red. That stuff is not good for any living beings.I’ll come back and update if I notice any changes in my dog’s well being. Hopefully I’ll be reporting some news worth celebrating.UPDATE- after going through the bottle we haven’t noticed a difference. Vet said to stop and made some other suggestions. Chiropractor did some muscle testing and said it’s not harming or helping her either. Wish I had better news to report, but this just isn’t a fit for my pup. I’m glad it helps many others and there were no undesirable side effects as some have experienced.

Perhaps I should have inquired prior to ordering, but I was shocked by how large the capsules were in the size suggested for a small dog. I have a terrible time getting pills down my little 12 pound 19 year old rescue. Tried putting them into everything & he literally will roll them around to get off what I have hid them in and spit them out. As he must now take 3 pills daily, 2 of which are microscopic and the other a very small capsule, I found that the only way to get those down was to put them in a small amount of peanut butter and then open his mouth and stick it to the roof of his mouth. Then I must loosely hold his jaw closed until he finally gives in and swallows. We BOTH hate giving him pills. The dog for obvious reasons (he hates peanut butter and hates pills even more). I hate it because this is the sweetest dog on the planet, confirming my opinion that rescues are the best dogs, and I feel guilty forcing them down.I was so upset when I saw the size of these. They are around 3/4 inch in length. Even peanut butter won't work, he just tucks the pill in the side of his mouth when i eventually can't stand holding his jaw closed longer. I would NEVER purchased these had I known how huge they were.I tried twice to snip the end off and squeeze the slimy looking goo inside onto a treat (he wouldn't touch it) and then directly into his mouth. I thought the dog was going go throw up, he gagged and gagged. So they must taste terrible.I may try to continue this method for as long as I have the pills so I can see if they help. If they do I will have to explore getting the supplement in some other vehicle.I have attached photo of my dog so you can see the size and also see why it is killing me to force meds down him. It reminds me of when my children were babies and you had to give them medicine. They couldn't figure out why and couldn't talk yet so you could explain.Anyone have any other ideas let me know. I think I have trid literlly everything from lamb chop (which he loves) to hollowing out freezed dried liver or other treats and cheese. As he loves butter I even tried to coating them with butter.

This is the most economical way to purchase health supplies for my dog. Shipped directly to the home and having a ready supply as needed for my furry family member.