Hills has a prescription liver diet called L/D. Lucy actually gets it
combined with K/D right now because her bladder stone was ammonia urate and this
is the diet they recommend to try to keep it from coming back. I generally
don't like Hills because they put a lot of crap in their food (by-products and
such), but if you really think he has liver problems you might want to try it. I
do use Hills when a prescription diet is actually needed.
IVD, another prescription food company, tends to put better ingredients in
their food, and you can also get it online without a prescription. They might
have a liver formula as well.
A very good supplement for liver health is SAMe, which you can buy in the
health food stores. Vets sell a version of SAMe called Denasyl, which they
prescribe specifically for cats with liver failure, but all it is is SAMe and it
is more expensive. I am not sure of the SAMe dosage for a cat, but you could
look up Denasyl online and see how much SAMe is in each pill.
Michelle
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