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Mellit for Dog Diabetes
Natural Supplement for Diabetes in Dogs
- Helps ease symptoms of dog diabetes
- Supports bio-availability of insulin
- Helps manage blood sugar levels
- Aids circulation, supports healing
- Helps maintain eye health
- Supports dog's energy and vitality
- Easy-to-administer liquid
1 bottle is a 2-month supply for most dogs
—Michelle, Palm Beach, Florida
Description
What is Canine Diabetes Mellitus?
Diabetes results when the dog's pancreas fails to produce enough insulin. Sugars build up in the bloodstream rather than enter the body’s tissues where they would otherwise provide energy. (This is why diabetic dogs are often lethargic.)
Excess sugar in a dog's bloodstream can lead to several of other conditions, including heart, liver and kidney disease, increased infections, slow healing, cataracts, blindness, etc.
Risk factors for dog diabetes include:
- Obesity
- Poor diet (high carbohydrate kibble)
- Cortisone treatments
- Diestrus (several cycles in one breeding season)
- Pregnancy
- Genetic predisposition
Diabetes is more common in:
- Female dogs
- Overweight dogs
- Middle-aged and older dogs
Common symptoms dog diabetes mellitus include:
- Increased thirst, frequent urination
- Weakness, lethargy
- Signs of pain in the abdomen
- Cataracts (eyes cloudy rather than clear)
- Weight loss
- Muscle wasting
Diagnosing and treating Dog Diabetes
If you think your dog might have diabetes, you should take him to a vet. A veterinarian can diagnose dog diabetes mellitus by examining sugar levels in the dog's blood and urine.
A recommended lifestyle change usually includes a healthy species appropriate diet. If your dog is overweight, you should help him lose weight gradually through diet and increased exercise but keep in mind that strenuous exercise can increase insulin levels so ensure exercise is consistent and moderate. Conventional treatment may also include regular injections of insulin. Your dogs feeding regime will be determined when a glucose curve is done by a veterinarian. This will indicate the best time to give insulin and when to feed your dog.
Can herbal products support dog diabetes?
A carefully selected combination of herbal extracts – such as those in Canine Mellit – can help your dog's ability to live life as a diabetic. A natural product like this one is a perfect supplement to conventional treatment, creating an all around approach to dealing with dog diabetes.
Canine Mellit is completely natural, without harsh chemicals. It is gentle enough for long-term use.
Please keep in mind that using an herbal formulation for diabetes could help to regulate insulin levels. It is very important to monitor blood sugar levels on a more regular, even on a daily basis to determine if there is a need for you to adjust the amount of insulin you are giving. Please
inform your veterinarian when you start your dog on Canine Mellit and ask how you can monitor blood and urine glucose levels at home.
Does this formula contain any diuretics?
Although an herb may have a slight diuretic effect it is not used as a diuretic in this formula. The combination of the other herbs in the formula help balance out the diuretic effect. For any of these herbs to work as a diuretic they would have to be taken as single herb at a different dosage or would have to be combined with other herbs that also work as diuretics.
Our customers have the last word…
"My dog Jake is getting on in years, to put it mildly. Not long ago, he was diagnosed with diabetes. I did not want to get into insulin injections, so my vet recommended I put him on a diet and try a natural supplement. Am I ever glad I did. Jake is now acting like he did five years ago!" Mike, Cornwall Ont.

"I wanted to tell you that our little Ellie is doing great on your Mellit product. After finding out that she had diabetes we got really frustrated. Although she is little, she is a squirmer and a fighter.
We found your product on the computer and after talking to a nice girl on the phone decided to try it. Ellie has been taking Mellit for three months now and is doing well. We had her tested after four weeks like the girl on the phone told us and the product is really doing its job. Thank you,"
Heidi and James, California

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Jake
Last July, 2009, my poodle Jake, was diagnosed with both diabetes and kidney failure. Due to his age, 12 years old, my vet was not hopeful of a long term solution. I...Read complete review
Last July, 2009, my poodle Jake, was diagnosed with both diabetes and kidney failure. Due to his age, 12 years old, my vet was not hopeful of a long term solution. I got insulin from them and began my search on the internet for more help. I found your products, and due to the guarantee and testimonials, ordered the Tripsy and Mellit for Jake. My veteranian is amazed at how well he is doing. His appetite has returned, his energy has increased, he is regular on a daily basis and I no longer have the fear that at any moment he will die. Thank you for giving me hope for a longer term life spam for my baby, Jake. He is an integral part of this family and I was so sad to think that I would lose him, but here we are, several months later and all is well. I told my vet about your website and even brought them the supplements. They were going to recommend you to other patients who were struggling with liver problems and cancer. Thanks so much!!!! Sincerely, Lisa
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Started out great
When we first started using mellit, Maddie's sugar readings went down,but didn't staydown. She is back up in ;the 400- 500range. Our vet says there is nothing else they can do for...Read complete review
When we first started using mellit, Maddie's sugar readings went down,but didn't staydown. She is back up in ;the 400- 500range. Our vet says there is nothing else they can do for her. She has been on insulin since Nov.08. Is there a max dose? thanks
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- Gentle
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- Daily Care
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
It took months of trying to regulate our dog's diabetes and she didn't want to eat the prescription dog food, it was very frustrating. My husband found the petwellbeing website and discovered the Mellit for Diabetes. We fed her the food she always ate but cut down the amount and added unsalted canned green beans to make up the difference, then we started using the Mellit.......guess what, her sugar levels stabilized and she has stayed that way for over a year now. I gotta believe the mellit makes a difference!
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
Easy to use.
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- Effective
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I was praying the Mellit supplement for dogs with diabetes would arrive before, Joe, my 13-year old rat-terrier-mix died. He was diagnosed in July-2011 with diabetes and we were giving him 6 units of insulin 2-times a day and he was eating low fat special food from the vet but he was loosing weight and getting weaker. His back legs trembled when he hiked his leg to whiz and he could hardly get on the bed, even using steps due to his back legs being so weak. His bones stuck out because he had become very skinny and poor looking. He walked around in a daze and his cataracts were getting worse. I put 8 drops on his food and the very next day he seemed better/stronger. In a few days he was gaining weight and his legs worked and the blue haze in his eyes went away and he was back to his old self, barking at us for food and bouncing around the house and jumping up to greet me when I come home from work. He enjoys his daily walks and gobbles down his food. We still give him the same insulin shots and I will keep giving the Mellit supplement because it helps so much. It's a life saving miricle and I tell everybody about it because it made such a drastic improvement in my little dog's health. If you love your dog and want it to feel good, don't hesitate to order this produce.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I add the recommended dosage to his food twice daily and find that it brings his energy and personality up and he enjoys life much better then before useing this product.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
Our 11 year old Schnauzer has been a diabetic for 10 years. Recently he develpoed real bad health issues,Pancreaitis & Ecoli. We stsrted him on Mellit Oct. 28.. Within a week we saw an improvement in Ladde. Nov. 30 the vet checked his sugar. Normally after all day, before eating, his sugar would be 500 after eating and a shot his sugar would go down to 175 or sometimes stay higher. This vist, his sugar was 300, after food and shot went down to 154 within a few minutes his sugar was down to 100 and stayed a 100 all day. I know Mellit helped Ladde. We had spent 4 months trying to get his pancreas under control and could not. The Mellit did. He weighed 16 pounds. This last visit his weighed was over 17 pounds.
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- Effective
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I could not get my older diabetic dog under control, then I found this and after using it for about 3 to 4 weeks I have not had any problems with controlling it. Very easy to use, as my dog loves the taste and very effective. My dog was running over 600 and jumping all over until using this. Now he runs constant around 200 to 250 and acting like his ole self again. Thank you for such a great product.
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- Effective
- Eye sight still good
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- None
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- Daily Care
- Help control diabetes
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
My Bugsy loves the taste. Gets it twice a day on food. He's 13 yrs. old & a picky eater, so that's a plus. He still has good vision, after a year plus of being diabetic. He had been on 20 units of insulin twice a day, but recently went down to 15 units.Had been getting too many neg. readings. Vet said lower dosage. He won't admit that Mellit could be helping, but I think it has something to do with it. He still has quite good vision! Found Mellit right after Bugsy was diagnosed & he's been on it since. He still runs & plays like a pup. Thanks Mellit!!
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- Effective
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- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
My dog was diagnosed with diabetes the beginning of June. My husband found this product online and ordered it. We have been lucky enough that his glucose is under control and I know it is partly because of this product. Thank you.
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- Effective
- Gentle
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- Long-Lasting
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- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
- Younger Pets
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I administer this product every day twice a day along with insulin for my diabetic dog. I feel these herbs have helped with his eye and general overall health. Very pleased after using it for over a year now. Very easy to administer.
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Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
Tess is an 18 yo intact female collie cross diagnosed with diabetes 8 weeks ago. Caninsulin didn't work, NPH didn't work. We were going to try Levemir next. Her readings were consistently over 33.3 mmol/L. I ordered the Mellit based on customer reviews, it came in the mail and we started her on it. Within 36 hours her numbers were down in the 9-19 range. We are still giving Caninsulin at 11ui 2X daily. We had been up to 24 units with no effect. We think maybe the insulin is innefective and we are lowering the dose gradually to see. Within 3 days she started running outside again, not a lot but she is more active for sure. I thought she was ready to go before trying this Mellit. I can't describe how happy we all are that it is helping. She may be old but kidney and liver function are good. Heart and Lungs sound good. And now she is alive again. Highly recommend this product. I don't advocate the use of anything unless I'm really impressed with it, this stuff works incredibly well for us.
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- No Side Effects
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Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I have been using Mellit for about 2 months for my dog Rocky. I was told he has diabetes about 4 months ago. The insulin alone did not seem to work. I did a little research and found your product on line and printed out all the info. for my vet to review. He said give it a try, it appears to have nothing harmful in the ingredients. I just took Rocky back to the vet yesterday to have his monthly blood level checked. Rocky went from a count of over 400 down to 104. (my vet told me Rocky is doing great, keep doing what you are doing and let's check him in another month. If he is still doing well, he would like to see him ever 3 or 4 months. I add the Mellit to his dog food 2x's a day 10 drops each time. He is still on 11units of insulin daily. Rocky weighs 20 lbs. I do feel your product is helping my dog Rocky. I will continue to purchase this product for my dog who will be 9 years old April 24th. Thank you for providing this wonderful supplement.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- My Pug expects it
- My pug loves it
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Her pep is back
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
just 10 drops on her dry dog food.She waits for the routine--get the food out,go to refrig to get the bottle out.If you skip getting the bottle out,she stands and looks at you.She loves it !! She was diagnosed in 2006 with the tumor and diabetes.She is blind now as the blood sugar was difficult to control with insulin and I'm sorry I didn't know about Mellit and start it sooner--saving her from being blind maybe. She's a Trooper as they say.I'm glad to have her here.
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I can't say enough about this product,my dash hound loves the taste she licks the bowl every time shes done eating,I would highly recommend it to all those looking for help with their pets sugar control,it has helped my dog.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
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- Easy to administer
- Easy to ingest
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
We have a mini schnauzer that just turned 9 years old this week. We've been giving him Mellit for about 1 1/2 months and the improvement is amazing!! We give it to him twice a day with his food, and he takes it with no problem. He's stopped drinking quarts of a water everyday and is gaining his weight back. I am so grateful that we found this product - he is doing so much better already and returning to his active, lovable self.
Also, fyi: I had been giving him glucosamine supplements before this b/c he also has arthritis, and learned that it is linked to insulin resistance! I learned this *after* learning of his diabetes and so had potentially been increasing his resistance to insulin while also trying to treat his diabetes! He's doing well now that we've stopped the glucosamine, but wanted to share this so that others can avoid the mistake I made!
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- Calming the bludder
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Rewarding
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
[...] I give Mellit two times a day to my eleven year old Miniature Pinscher and he loves it.It calms the bludder and allows him to enjoy his day as a healthy doggy.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- No Side Effects
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Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
Sienna, a pretty little 9 yr old sunset orange border collie, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes the end of August. We were stunned when informed, with her decline being so rapid, she would pass away in a few days.
Weighing 41 lbs down from 55 lbs, our vet started her on 2 daily shots of insulin and her food intake to be 1/2 cup 2x per day. After 1 week she had lost 3.5 lbs and was at 38.5lbs - just skin, bones and dull straw colored hair. Received my Mellit that same week and dosage began at .75ml. So very easy to administer, just squirt into the back of her mouth!
Food intake was raised to 2 cups 2x per day and insulin amount doubled from 5 to 10. Sixteen (16) days later she had gained 7.5 lbs, her hair had stopped falling out and her coat has become brilliant and glowing with radiant tones of auburn and copper once again. Water consumption has decreased from 3 gallons per day to one. Her balance has almost returned to normal and she chases her cats and squirrels, plays with her toys, barks at the neighbor dogs, is able to jump into the car (and on the bed!) again and has become an active member of the household once more.
Sienna's quality of life has dramatically improved and her condition appears to be stablized. I plan to continue giving Sienna Mellit twice every day. Her improvement has been astonishing!
Not sure what to do about her failing vision though. Symptoms seem to indicate she has lost her ability to see out of her right eye and condition is becoming worse day by day. Any suggestions please let me know.
Thank you for the research that went into producing Mellit a remarkable, effective, natural, dietary supplement!
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- Easy to Swallow
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
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Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
Hershey (Minie Pin) seems to be responding very well. He is on insulin and Mellit. Hope to be
able to take him off insulin and control
diabetic condition with Mellit.
Seems to be a great product.
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- Easy to Swallow
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
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Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
Our Irish Setter, Chance, was diagnosed with diabetes in December. Now, only 5 months later, he is completely blind. We haven't been able to control his glucose level so about a month ago, I found your website and thought I'd give Mellit a try. We just got back from the vet and the results are amazing! A month ago, his glucose level was well over 300, today his glucose level is 90. Before becoming diabetic he weighed 85 pounds and then dropped to 68 pounds. His weight is now back to 85 pounds. He is starting to grow back his hair and there is a 100% improvement in his health. The vet was amazed and I give Mellit the credit. She is reducing the amount of insulin to give Chance. I'm giving her your website and information that I printed out. I'm hoping it can help her other diabetic dogs. Now I just wish I could find a product that would restore his eye sight.
Thank you for this wonderful product!!
Marilyn
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- Easy to Swallow
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
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- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Mellit for Dog Diabetes:
I have written before about our lab Maddie. She is still alive and using the Mellit and insulin. She has done wonderful so far. We are going into 2 years of using this product. I notice some people stopped using insulin but we haven't. I would love to since my vet told me they quit making the kind we use. We are very pleased with this product.
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Directions
- To be given to pet twice daily. One drop for every 2 lb (1 kg) of body weight up to 50 lb (25 kg). Thereafter add one drop per additional 4 lb (2 kg). Please note that the product comes with an eye dropper to count out the drops. This dropper is marked at 0.5ML and 1ML. The 0.5ML line is equal to 10 drops.
- Product can be given with food or directly in the mouth with eye dropper.
- Product will last for 6 months. Please refrigerate after opening.
Cautionary Notes
Do not use if dog is pregnant.
Information presented at PetWellbeing.com is for educational purposes only; statements about products and health conditions have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration.
Ingredients
- Jambolin: The volatile oils contain eugenol and metil salicylate; the fresh seeds have been found helpful in managing symptoms of canine diabetes; very beneficial in glycosuria, with no harmful effect reported.
- Devil’s Club: Helps to balance the glandular system and metabolism.
- Fenugreek: A bitter herb that helps support digestion, soothes irritated tissues, and manages blood sugar levels.
- Gymnema: The gymnemic acid binds to sugar-receptors, blocking temporarily the absorption of sugar molecules.
- Goat’s Rue: A bitter, mucilaginous, tonic herb; stimulates and guards the liver and while helping manage blood sugar levels.
- Oregon grape: Berberine leads to healthier pancreatic tissue.
- Blueberry: Acts as a urinary antiseptic (arbutin action) and helps with blood sugar levels (glucoquinones action).
- Dandelion: Nutritive, supports the kidneys, promotes liver function, and helps with swelling and inflammation.
- Astragalus: A sweet, tonic herb, stimulates the urinary and immune systems, helps with blood sugar.
- Glycerin based
Citations
- Wulff-Tilford ML, Tilford GL: Herbs for Pets; Bowtie, 1999.
- Mills S, Bone K: Principles and Practice of Phytotherapy, Churchill Livingstone, 2000.
- Bown D: Encyclopedia of Herbs & Their Uses; Dorling Kinderley, 1995.
- The Merck Veterinary Manual, 8th ed., MERCK & CO., INC. 1998.
- Couto N et al. Small Animal Internal Medicine; 2nd ed., Mosby; 1998.

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Question:
I have a 84lb. black lab.He is not responding to the nph 20Iu twice a day. His hips are getting weak,loss of fur all the symtons of this terrible disease.I can hear his bones rub when he gets up.With 40Iu's daily his sugar remains in the 300 to 400's.He will be 10yrs.old in may and a wonderful boy. Can this product help him I dont know what else to do.Asked on 1/27/2012 by buddy from melbourne florida1 answer
Answer:
Mellit is our herbal formula to help regulate the blood sugar level in diabetic dogs. It assists in this function by supporting the pancreas in its production of endogenous insulin and endocrine health. The herbs fenugreek, gymnema, goat's rue, and blueberry are all herbs known to help manage the blood sugar levels of people and pets. We do suggest using the product for at least 4 - 6 weeks to see some improvements, as the longer you use it, the more it is accumulated within the system to show effect.Answered on 1/30/2012 by Linda
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My 9 year Westie BACI was just diagnosed last week with diabetes...however I don't know his Type or what his blood sugar level was to make this determination. I have an appoitment with the Vet tomorrow. She did mention that he should start insulin twice a day in addition to changing his diet to a high fiber diet twice a day as well. My question is can we just start with your Mellit first to see if it corrects the sugar level with out starting him on insulin?Asked on 1/16/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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I would suggest printing the ingredient list and consulting with your veterinarian before starting any remedy whether it's natural or conventional.
Mellit also helps to improve the bio-availability of insulin within their body given that they are still able to produce their own insulin. Please keep in mind that using an herbal formulation for diabetes could help to regulate insulin levels. It is very important to monitor blood sugar levels on a more regular, even on a daily basis to determine if there is a need for you to adjust the amount of insulin you are giving. Pleaseinform your veterinarian when you start your dog on Canine Mellit and ask how you can monitor blood and urine glucose levels at home.Answered on 1/17/2012 by Mgr Customer Care from CSR Office
Question:
Can you give this to a dog with a slightly high glugose reading on a recent senior panel.Asked on 1/15/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
Answer:
Mellit is formulated with herbs that are known to help manage symptoms of diabetes, balance metabolism and blood sugar levels, and to help support pancreatic tissue for insulin production, to name a few positive benefits of these herbs. If, on a recent blood panel, your veterinarian has noticed an elevated glucose reading, you can definitely start her on a relatively low dosage of Mellit if she has not been diagnosed with diabetes. I'd suggest administering 1 droplet for every 3 or 4 lbs of body weight, twice a day, to help maintain slightly elevated blood glucose levels. You are welcome to consult with your veterinarian to observe their progress on the product.Answered on 1/18/2012 by Anonymous
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My is diabets and sugar level are all over the place.
He takes 13 units every 12 hours and goes to the vet every week for blood work. I wold like to order this for my dog, but how much drops do I put in his food, he get feed twice a day.Asked on 1/5/2012 by johnine from warwick new york1 answer
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The dose is best given if put directly into your pets mouth or on a bit of soft food off of a spoon. Do not let it sit in food or water as the pet needs each dose in their entirety. The dose is 1 drop for every 2 pounds of your pet.
Below is the link for the dose instructions:
http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-diabetes#directionsAnswered on 1/10/2012 by Anonymous
Question:
Our dog was first diagnosed with cancer of the thyroid. He had surgery and we thought he would gain weight and grow his hair back. He was not doing well and was then diagnosed with diabetes. Still no weight gain (or hair!)and then it was discovered he has Cushing's. He's currently getting 30 units of insulin twice a day plus Vetoryl for the Cushing's once a day. We are slowly going broke, as his meds are almost what a car payment would be! We will do anything to help him - but at this point we don't want to spend $$$ that is unnecessary. Reading the comments about Mellit - I am ready to order it. Since our dog has all these issues, do you think we could start with the Mellit, or do we also have to treat the Cushing's?Asked on 1/5/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
Answer:
The Mellit product can be used however we do not recommend that you simply replace the insulin with our product before consulting with your veterinarian and even at that our product is an all natural, herbal remedy that can take time to assist in regulating blood sugar levels. It is also highly suggested to continue regular blood sugar testing by your veterinarian to monitor how your pet is doing and if/when you can lower insulin usage as some pets are able to and some are not.
We do offer products to assist with Cushings Disease and Cancer support as well, they can be found here: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-adrenal-glands
and here: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-cancer-kitsAnswered on 1/10/2012 by Mgr Customer Care from CSR Office
Question:
our dog Chiko has elevated white blood cell count, an infection in his adrenal glands which they are treating with anti-biotic nova moxin ,and the vet suspects Chiko has Cushings and Diabetes.
Chiko also has a slightly enlarged heart. would you please let us know if you would advise us to start first treating the cushings or diabetes or both?and what products to order?Asked on 12/26/2011 by Anonymous from Vancouver,B.C.1 answer
Answer:
Both our Mellit and Supraglan for Cushings are gentle formulas and can be taken together. You can see the full information for our Supraglan here: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-adrenal-glands You may also be interested in our Hearty Heart, though this formula should not be taken with conventional medications for Heart Disease: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-heart-diseaseAnswered on 12/26/2011 by Diane from CRS office
Question:
I got the Mellit two days ago and was confused on the amount of Mellit to give. Is it one drop or one ml?Asked on 12/15/2011 by Anonymous from Detroit, Michigan1 answer
Answer:
The recommended dosage for Mellit is dependant on the weight of your pet. It is suggested 1 droplet for every 2 lbs of body weight up to 50 lbs, and 1 drop for every 4 lbs of body weight thereafter, twice a day. The 0.5 mL line on the eye dropper is equal to 10 drops. So for example, if you have a 20 lb pet, the recommended dosage is to administer 10 drops (0.5 mL) twice a day.Answered on 12/18/2011 by Anonymous
Question:
is this used instead of insulinAsked on 12/2/2011 by Mcgyver from Bremerton, Wa.1 answer
Answer:
This product is used usually along side insulin and with monitoring from your Vet. In some cases people are able to reduce the dosage of insulin and others may even be able to stop all together. However as it is all natural we can not say it will work for every pet, Here is a list of ingredients you may use to consult with your Vet
http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-diabetes#ingredientsAnswered on 12/2/2011 by Anonymous
Question:
can this product be taken with insulin?Asked on 11/22/2011 by Anonymous from bradenton fl1 answer
Answer:
Mellit can be taken along side insulin and we recommend that when a pet is on our product that it is monitored by a Vet. Please note the ingredients list here http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-diabetes to take to your Vet for a consult.Answered on 11/23/2011 by Anonymous
Question:
when that will know it working got the Mellit and I give juste that no neadle of insulin it been 1 month nowAsked on 11/22/2011 by Huguette from canada B.C1 answer
Answer:
When giving a pet Mellit we recommend that you have the animal monitored by a Vet frequently. When the Doctor says it is ok to take off the insulin then you can go ahead and do so. Not all pets have the same results and only some can be taken off insulin injections. Others may have the dose lowered and others stay where they are. Mellit is not always a replacement for insulin. Please take the ingredients list to your Vet for a consult http://www.naturalwellbeing.com/pets/products/dog-diabetes#ingredientsAnswered on 11/22/2011 by Anonymous








