Do I need a prescription from my vet for this?
2066165
No prescription is needed and this supplement has really helped my cat with her liver and pancreas issues
2066166
no prescription is needed. Some vets do sell it but a prescription is not required
449881
its best to call the phone number on the box or call your veterinarian ( but this is what I do with this product I give one Tablet to my dog once every six months . like you would heartgard plus. does this product work it will the right dosage and the size of the dog Weight .
761050
The box I received from my vet yesterday, 9/16/14, says "sold only through veterinarians". The manufacturer's website also states the same thing. You just have to use your own judgement on whether or not to trust buying it from this seller.
741571
I use the capsules alone for my dog, but I give one everyday to prevent an imbalance. The paste might be good if your pet is currently having symptoms/problems.
761051
Thank you for contacting us. It use to be sold only through vets but it has become an over the counter item. We are a licensed pharmacy and we buy from the manufacturer.
618813
I do not believe so. It is a vitamin supplement, not a prescribed medication.
139177
Denosyl is an over the counter supplement and does not require a veterinarians approval. VetApprovedRX Customer Service 1-877-847-7389
1693385
It is just a yes or no. If the test is positive, you should see your veterinarian. Hope this helps. :)
968130
Keep in mind that non-prescription supplements are medication and we best serve our pets by learning all about them from a licensed veterinarian. Because supplements are not regulated for quality, it is good to talk with a vet when choosing a brand. This is the brand that my family vet sells, so it's probably not poor quality ingredients that made your dog throw up. And your dog's stomach upset may have had nothing to do with this medication. All good reasons to talk to your vet. There is no replacement for the peace of mind that she can provide. That said, my dogs absolutely love this brand and none have experienced adverse reactions. Keep in mind that non-prescription supplements are medication and we best serve our pets by learning all about them from a licensed veterinarian. Because supplements are not regulated for quality, it is good to talk with a vet when choosing a brand. This is the brand that my family vet sells, so it's probably not poor quality ingredients that made your dog throw up. And your dog's stomach upset may have had nothing to do with this medication. All good reasons to talk to your vet. There is no replacement for the peace of mind that she can provide. That said, my dogs absolutely love this... » Read More Keep in mind that non-prescription supplements are medication and we best serve our pets by learning all about them from a licensed veterinarian. Because supplements are not regulated for quality, it is good to talk with a vet when choosing a brand. This is the brand that my family vet sells, so it's probably not poor quality ingredients that made your dog throw up. And your dog's stomach upset may have had nothing to do with this medication. All good reasons to talk to your vet. There is no replacement for the peace of mind that she can provide. That said, my dogs absolutely love this brand and none have experienced adverse reactions. « Show Less
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Your right I checked mine? Since this is an all herbal product they must not be required. I do however recommend give it to your pet everyday. My dog seems to be improving so I am happy with the product.
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I believe it's similar. Our vet prescribed cyclosporin, but it was quite pricey for the amount/frequency that we need to use them for our Pug. So far the iDrops are getting the job done!
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Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their prices are the same for animals as they are for humans, as many medications are the same. Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their... » Read More Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their prices are the same for animals as they are for humans, as many medications are the same. « Show Less
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Hay also.....I just noticed that Amazon has them on sale right now for $13.20! The Enisyl-F Lysine ones, that is!!! And I wondered something else for you.....my Vet, a long time ago, said that I could ALSO use a mild over the counter eye drop whenever needed. Just ask your Pharmacist, they will be able to tell you which one to use!!!
2131204
I never did, but they were recommended by my vet who has seen results in other dogs. What works for my dog is 20mg of hyaluronic acid pills that I get at the health food store.
2195921
You better look again because I just rechecked my bottle and it is listed on the back.. If you don't see it then they must be using a new formula. Mine was advertised to cure ear infection and it did not do that.You really should have the dog looked at by a vet as ear infection is nothing to mess with . It can get bad enough for the dog to have surgery if you let it go long enough. If your just using it as a ear cleaner there are a lot of ear cleaners on the market that work just as well at half the cost of ecoears.And thats the truth !!!!
1300400
According to some of the other reviews YES! I would say if you see no improvement/worsening of the condition than contact your vet.
1710657
My vet recommended the PHYCO-MAX, not just the PHYCO. She is 80lbs and takes two tablets per day. I can't really tell if she is better with the other medicines she takes, but I have always trusted my vet. Sorry that I can't be more help.