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My dog has very high liver enzymes 224 alt and 1976 alkp. These are down from>2000 and 296 after denamarin twice a day. We are now adding ursodiol 1/2 250 mg pill twice a day. At 15 pounds this seems higher than the recommeded doses I have read. Your
Hello. The dose range for Ursodiol is 10-15 mg/kg every 12- 24 hours, depending on how severe the hepatobiliary disease is. This is equal to 68 - 102 mgs for a 15 pound dog. This medication has a wide range of safety, so 1/2 tablet will not be harmful to your pet. However, if Casper were to develop any adverse signs such as diarrhea, then the dose may need to be modified. Otherwise, do follow your veterinarians recommendation. Thanks for using Boop by Petco.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My dog has very elevated liver enzymes most likely from her diabetes. Her vet has recommended ursodiol for 30 days. He gave her a dose of 250mg once a day. However she weighs only 26 pounds. Is this dosage too high for her?
Hello. I am so sorry that Molley has such liver disease. Normally we would administer ursodiol at 10-15 mg/kg. This would be approximately 118-177mg every 12 hours. But this is a very safe medication with a very low level of toxicity. You can speak with your veterinarian about this, but it is not an outlandish or worrisome dose. I would certainly see how she does on the 30 days & if she should develop any complications like diarrhea or constipation, then you may need to cut back. Thanks for contacting Boop by Petco.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My dog is on Urisodil and Denamarin for abnormal liver functions. She has been diagnosed with Diabetes and we are presently giving her 2 doses of 5 units of insulin twice a day and checking BG. My question is since Urisoodil causes Diabetes in Peopl
While I can't speak to ursodiol's side effect profile in people, I can tell you that ursodiol does not cause diabetes or exacerbate existing diabetes in dogs. Continue working closely with Mindy's vet to regulate her diabetes and liver dysfunction. I don't see any contraindications or interactions between insulin, ursodiol, and Denamarin. Best of luck with everything!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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If vet prescribed natural bike acid through tablet to control bile and liver enzymes like udiliv 300mg then after taking 10 udiliv twice a day for 5 days then after how many days it will be out from the body ?
Udiliv is ursodeoxycholic acid and is a medication usually prescribed for humans. Are you sure about the dosage for your dog (3000mg twice daily = 6000mg)? A normal dose for a dog would be 10 to 15 mg/kg(2.2lbs) every 24 hours. This would mean your dog (if it is a dog indeed) mean your dog weighs 400kg? Or is it a horse or cow you are asking about? So, unfortunately, without knowing the species of animal I cannot tell you how long it takes to be washed out from the body. It is usually used in aniumals with cholestatic liver disease. Your vet whould be able to answer your question easily, since he knows your animal.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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As said udiliv help in improving bile and after completing course if still there is problem liver enzymes will shown in test so then doctor told me to continue this udiliv for 3 months and in 3 months bile will improve and makes everything healthier
Veterinarians use medications like udiliv to treat liver disease and certain gallstones. It helps with regeneration of healthy liver tissue and some dogs stay on the medication long term. Your vet may want to keep your dog on the medication for 3 months and then recheck his bloodwork to see the improvement. If his liver values stay down after coming off the medication than he doesn't need it any longer. If not, he may need to stay on it long term.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
