Thorne Research CurcuVET-SA50 - Curcumin Turmeric for cats & small dogs - 90 ct.

By Thorne Veterinary

New Look - Same Great Formula! CurcuVET-SA50 is a curcumin (turmeric) supplement for cats and dogs. Curcumin is an antioxidant and is beneficial for joint health, liver support and GI problems.

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CurcuVET from Thorne Research - Anti-inflammatory and Antioxidant Support for Dogs and Cats

CurcuVet-SA50 is a curcumin supplement for cats and dogs (under 75 lbs.) and is recommended for liver, musculoskeletal, and GI support.

CurcuVet helps to:

Maintain the animal's normal inflammatory response
Provide potent antioxidant and hepatoprotective activity

For centuries people throughout Asia have benefited from the healthful effects of curcumin. Curcumin is the orange pigment in turmeric and is a potent antioxidant that offers numerous health benefits including joint health, hepatic (liver) support, gastrointestinal health, and cardiovascular function by helping to maintain the animal's normal inflammatory response.

Why Worry About Inflammation?

Inflammation of the joints can cause arthritis.
Inflammation of the intestinal tract, or Inflammatory Bowel Disease, leads to vomiting, diarrhea and weight loss.
Many common anti-inflammatory drugs can cause serious damage to the GI tract, kidneys and liver.

Studies have shown curcumin not only helps reduce pain and inflammation, it also protects the gastrointestinal tract, liver and kidneys from damage. CurcuVet can be used as a primary treatment for arthritis, liver disease, IBD, and can also be used as a complementary treatment to these diseases when NSAIDS, antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs and other medications are being used.

Why CurcuVet?

CurcuVET is a unique curcumin extract that is significantly better absorbed than other curcumin extracts. The curcumin in CurcuVet is bound to a phospholipid, an essential component of cell membranes. By attaching a curcumin molecule to a phospholipid, the curcumin is ushered across the cell membrane for superior absorption. Better absorption means better efficacy!

Each bottle contains 90 capsules. For dogs weighing more than 75 lbs. use CurcuVet-SA150.

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dcrichardson@zoominternet6848411

Changed his diet, took away all commercial snack foods , and started curcumin and after about 2weeks, his liver enzymes dropped considerably! Vet was amazed, he is back to his old self again! Wonderful stuff!

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Reviewed by: Clyde Richardson from butler pa. on 3/26/2015

great product

Love the circumin for my dog's back and joint problems, we thought he was ready to be put down and when the prednisone caused side effects this was a last resort. It is working great so far, we only need to give him some pain meds during the bad weather but this seems to be helping a lot!

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Reviewed by: carole from holly springs nc. on 3/24/2015

owner

The Turmeric is easily given and seems to be an improvement for my older dogs for arhritis.

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Reviewed by: Grete Krause from Hugo, MN. on 12/18/2014

Finicky Cat

16 yo cat with arthritis already taking Cosequin daily with moderate results. With my vets approval I added in 50 mg of Curcumin daily. It's hard for me to tell if it's helping since I mix it in her food and she doesn't consistently eat. To me it has no smell or taste like Tumeric does, but it may to her. I think it's definitely worth a try for any cat owner who has a cat with arthritis since the treatment options are very limited.

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Reviewed by: Sandy from Hampstead, NH. on 7/9/2015

Gambler

I am very happy with the product it seems to be helping my dog to walk better and dosen't have any re occurring pain.120l

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Reviewed by: Arlene Roemer from West Bend, Wisconsin. on 3/8/2015