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Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism
Natural support for dog Hypothyroidism
- Supports healthy thyroid function
- Helps maintain dog's energy levels
- All natural ingredients
- Helps improve dog's coat quality
- Promotes healthy skin
- Helps encourage thyroid hormone production
- Doctor-developed, vet-approved
1 bottle is a 2-month supply for most dogs
Within in one month, my German Shepherd’s coat had returned
to normal. She is her sassy self again. Thank you Thyro-Up!
—Kymmie in Olympia, WA
—Kymmie in Olympia, WA
Description
What is dog hypothyroidism?
A dog's thyroid is a gland in the neck which controls metabolism and body growth. When this gland produces too much or too little thyroid hormones, health problems follow.
Thyroid conditions are very common in both cats and dogs. Cats more commonly suffer from hyperthyroidism, an overactive thyroid. Dogs more the opposite: they're more likely to suffer from hypothyroidism, which is an under-active thyroid. Though not life-threatening, canine hypothyroidism can profoundly effect your dog’s appearance and quality of life.
Symptoms of canine hypothyroidism:
- Dull-looking coat
- Greasy skin with a pronounced odor than clings to your fingers
- Low energy level
- Weight gain
If you suspect your dog has hypothyroidism (the weight gain and dull, smelly coat are usually the first clues) you should consult your vet for an accurate diagnosis. There are, of course, other causes of weight gain and poor coat.
Traditional treatments for hypothyroidism in dogs
The standard treatment consists of daily doses of synthetic thyroid hormone. Though this treatment can certainly work, there's one major problem: it is very difficult to determine the proper dosage. The result: your dog may suffer from having too much thyroid hormone! That's why it's important to work with a competent veterinarian who has experience dealing with thyroid issues..
Natural support: Thyro-Up
An all-natural, herbal product, Thyro-Up contains no synthetic hormones. Instead, it helps support your dog's thyroid functions to help maintain it's own production of natural thyroid hormones. As a result, all major symptoms of canine hypothyroidism are addressed.
Thyro-Up is gentle enough for long-term use. There is no danger of overproduction of thyroid hormones, and no known harmful side effects. This popular supplement is highly recommended by our customers.
Our customers have the last word…
"When my black lab started slowing down and gaining weight, I thought it was just natural aging (even though she's only six.) It turned out, however, that she had an under-active thyroid. We put her on Thyro-Up, and very quickly we noticed that her energy level returned. Then her weight started coming off. It's just great to have my old dog back!" Valerie P., Fort Lee NJ
"My vet can't believe how well Thyro-Up helped my dog, Bowser. We’ve completely weaned him off the synthetic product he was on and there's been no recurrence of symptoms. It feels great to know Bowser doesn't have to take anything else. He now looks and acts great without them." Pete, Oakland CA
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Pros
- Effective (11)
- Gentle (7)
- Good value (4)
- No side effects (4)
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily care (8)
- Treat specific illness (5)
- Older pets (4)
- Larger pets (3)
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- Effective
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- Larger Pets
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
No complaints so far! On the second bottle and definitely starting to see hair growing back! Very happy!
Pros
- Effective
Cons
Best Uses
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
My 8 year old sharpie began to lose much of her coat and she developed a horrible odor. It was a very strange smell similar to cat urine. We could not get the smell out of her. Even fresh out of the bath some of the odor lingered and by two days after she reeked. She was already on a hypoallergenic, fish & potato diet, and taking EFA and Vitamin C daily. My veterinarian said that she had quite a bit of bacteria and yeast on her skin and we treated her for over two months with antibiotics only to see slight improvement. The prescribed yeast medication upset her stomach and she was unable to take it. When tested for many things the only thing we found that her thyroid was "sluggish." Our vet said that it was on the slow end of normal and we might want to consider thyroid medication. From what I understand if we were to start thyroid medication she would be on it for the rest of her life. Many years ago I had a lab/golden retriever mix and when he was seven we found that his thyroid was slightly slow as well. Our naturopath at the time put him on a similar blend of the herbs that are in thyro-up and they worked very well. I decided to try to do the same for my sharpie and found thyro-up online. I am amazed at how quickly we saw results. Within the first two weeks I had to increase the amount of food I was feeding her by a whole cup a day. It was obvious that her thyroid function had increased. Next her coat stopped falling out and over the last couple of months has really thickened up. She is now down from needing a bath almost daily to a much more manageable once a week. Thank you so much!
As a side note: for the yeast I also gave her several baths in plain yogurt. I completely covered every bit of her entire body in yogurt and left it on for 20 minutes before rinsing and bathing with shampoo.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- No Side Effects
- Thyro-up was a better so
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Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
My dog had lost a lot of hair on hind quarters. My vet prescribed a pill form of medication from and my dog got very hyper and anxious so we cut the medication back but it did not help. I went in search of a natural product and found Thyroid-up which has worked like a charm! No anxiety or hyperactivity and her coat looks great!
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- No Side Effects
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
I give this to my 100-pound GSD twice a day as directed. It makes his coat shiny and helps stop the itching associated with hypothyroidism and his environmental allergies. I noticed a difference in his coat and behavior in three days.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
I HAVE USED THIS PRODUCT FOR JUST OVER ONE MONTH SOFAR.I WAS SPECTICAL AT FIRST,BUT IM SEEING MY SPUNKY LITTLE MAN AGAIN.HIS COAT IS ON ITS WAY BACK TO NORMAL.BUT HE DOESNT LOOK SAD ANYMORE!!!!HES NOT SLEEPING ALL THE TIME,OR JUST LAYING AROUND.AGAIN HES THE FIRST ONE OUT THE DOOR.I SAY TO THE PEOPLE THAT ARE GOOGLING THIS DISASE LIKE I DID TO SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE FOR THESE SYMPTOMS,TRY THIS!!!!!!THANK YOU PET WELLBEING!!!,FOR GIVING ME BACK MY LITTLE MAN
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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- Effective
- Gentle
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
Just thought I would drop you a quick note to say Thanks for the great product I bought 2 bottles of thyro up from you and I am really impressed with how well the product has worked. My 8year old lab was losing hair all over and started to have a couple of bald spots, since using this product her hair is coming back in and the hair loss has slowed down. I would diffently recommend this product to anyone that has a dog with thyroid problems that wants to use natural remedies
Pros
- Effective
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
My dog was diagnosed with hypothyroidism with chronic ear infections and pyoderma. NOTHING has worked even after spending thousands (five to be exact) over 4 years. My dog has energy, and the reddness in his skin and the sores are healing. I have never had these type of results with ANYTHING---EVER. Thank you for giving my loving companion a new lease on life--I was beginning to grow weary of seeing him suffer and was considering putting him to sleep. I can't say enough about this product!!!!
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- Easy to Swallow
- Effective
- Gentle
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- Daily Care
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
I have an 8" Beagle named Fifi who is 8 years old. A few months ago, she started having problem with her coat, among other things. After many, many blood test the only thing that showed up to be wrong was that her thyroid was a little low. Not low enough to justify prescription medication, but just barely touching in the low normal range.
Rather than letting her get worse, and waiting for it to get bad enough for the medical community to do something about it, I decided to try using an herbal supplement to keep it from getting worse.
I purchased your product "THYRO-UP" and started giving it to her immediately. In a couple weeks, her coat was looking better, her hair wasn't falling out any longer, and she was looking like my beautiful little girl again. As she continued to take the supplement, she continues to improve in all aspects that the thyroid controls.
I would definitely recommend the product to others, because with it, hopefully she will never need a pill with side effect made by the drug companies.
Pros
- Abbie thinks its a treat
Cons
- Difficult to measure
Best Uses
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
Vet was having trouble identifying course of treatment. She didn't want to use prescription Thyroid medicine because Abbie was "only borderline low". I found this after internet research and am so glad we tried it. Within days there were notable changes in Abbie's energy and youthfulness.
Pros
- Effective
- Good Value
- No Side Effects
Cons
- Difficult To Administer
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
I have an eight year old yorkie and in oct. of 2010 her T-4 levels were at 0.4 which is too low. The vet said she had hypothyroidism and prescribed soloxine. Given that she has other health issues and was on other prescriptions I objected and found this supplement. After about 8-10 months her T-4 levels are in the normal range at 1.2 and her coat is grown almost completley back. I'm glad I found this. The only difficulty I had was she hates taking liquids, but it can be mixed with food or you can by capsules and fill them. (Capsules only really work if you have a small dog because of the small dose).
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- Effective
- Gentle
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Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
Works great for our hypothyroidic dal. Definitely recommended.
Pros
- Easy to put in food
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- Causes Side-Effects
Best Uses
- Daily Care
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
Love the ease of giving to our dog -- put drops right in food. The first dosage, for his size, was 9 drops in a.m. and 9 drops in p.m. The first dosage we gave him was in p.m. (9 drops) and he was hyper at bedtime. When he should have been going soundly asleep every little thing caused him to alert, such as the buzzing of a fly. He finally settled down. Since then, we give him 4 drops in the a.m. and again in the p.m. Seems to be fine with it. Will have his thyroid checked again after a full months use, so cannot say at this time if it is helping him or not,or, if we can up the dosage. BUT we are all for natural "medicines", not chemical meds so Thyro-Up may be just the ticket!
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
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Best Uses
- Larger Pets
Comments about NHV Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism:
Within in one month my German Shepherd hair coat had returned to normal. She is her sassy self again. Thank you Thyro-up
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Directions
Administer product 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, lactating, or suffering from hyperthyroidism.
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
- Eleutherococus Senticosus: Helps balance the thyroid and helps maintain metabolism.
- Kelp: Rich source of iodine, supports the thyroid gland, helping with metabolism.
- Astragalus: A sweet tonic herb that helps maintain the immune and circulatory systems.
- Gotu Kola: Tonic; mild diuretic; helps balance hormones.
- Ginkgo: Kidney tonic; helps to maintain body temperature.
- Licorice: Natural anti-inflammatory properties (glycyrrhizin, glycyrrhetinic acid); immune supporting.
- Watercress: Supports digestion, rich in vitamins and minerals.
- Papaya: Digestive; helps assimilate nutrients from food.
- Cayenne: Helps support the circulatory and digestive systems.
- Glycerin based
Natural support for dog Hypothyroidism
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Question:
i have 2 saint bernards and 1 has hypothyroidism. he is 200lbs. so how much should i order for him (how many drops) he is now on Soloxine .6mg 2pills morning 2pills evening. What would i get for my 200lb saint?Asked on 1/30/2012 by Anonymous from Morristown,TN 378141 answer
Answer:
The dosage for a 200 lb dog for Thyro-Up is 60 - 70 drops (~2.5 mL) twice a day. At this rate, each 100 mL bottle will last him approximately 3 weeks. We do recommend using these natural supplements for at least 4 - 6 weeks as they do need to accumulate within their body in order to take effect to regulate their thyroid gland and metabolism. That is the recommended dosage if you were to be using Thryo-Up as the sole treatment for hypothyroidism. If you are planning to use it in conjunction with Soloxine, we'd recommend consulting with your veterinarian and lowering either the dosage of Soloxine or Thyro-Up. The full dosage of each product for hypothyroidism may have the potential to over-stimulate the thyroid gland.Answered on 2/1/2012 by Linda
Question:
We are currently using Milk Thistle with our dog and seeing improvement with her liver counts. However, her coat is awful and her skin has a large amount of flakes. I would like to use this product and want to know if it can be used in conjunction with the milk thistle on her food.Asked on 1/18/2012 by Jodi from Hummelstown, PA1 answer
Answer:
You may use Resthyro and Milk Thistle along side each other. We would only recommend the Resthyro if your pet had a diagnosis from the pet of Hyperthyroidism. If this is the case then feel assured that these two products can be safely given together.Answered on 1/19/2012 by Anonymous
Question:
What is the dosage for dogs ? Is it based on weight, and if so what is the formula.Asked on 1/11/2012 by Joe from Westminster, CO1 answer
Answer:
The dosage instructions for your pet are found just underneath the product picture on the "dosage & directions" tab located here: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-thyroid-disease#directionsAnswered on 1/12/2012 by Mgr Customer Care from CSR Office
Question:
It is stated that one bottle is a two month supply for the average dog. What is the average dog? I am going through 2 bottles per month and it is getting expensive to continue.Asked on 1/9/2012 by Anonymous from Vancouver Island1 answer
Answer:
I believe you may be overdosing your dog to be using that amount of product. I own a 115lb Rottweiler cross and 1 bottle usually lasts me approximately 5 weeks. Please adhere to our dosage instructions here: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-thyroid-disease#directions
Please understand that 1 dropper full to the marked 1ml line is equal to 25 drops and would be the dosage for a 50lb dog and is a 50 day supply. The average size dog is approximately 35-40lbs.
If you need further assistance please do not hesitate to contact us.Answered on 1/11/2012 by Mgr Customer Care from CSR Office
Question:
My sheltie is showing all the symptoms of hypothyroidism, but has lost a tremendous amount of weight over time. Sometimes he is wild and follows us around the house like he just can't set still. Which supplements would you recommend for him, for hypo or hyper?Asked on 1/4/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
Answer:
Canines more commonly are associated with hypothyroidism than hyperthyroidism, but it is not entirely unheard of. Common hypothyroidism symptoms are associated with weight gain, lethargy, dull coat and poor skin whereas hyperthyroidism is associated with hyperactivity, increased appetite, weight loss, vomitting, etc. I'd suggest contacting your veterinarian to see if a diagnosis can be made since we do carry an herbal supplement for each condition. We have Thyro-Up for hypothyroidism and Resthyro for hyperthyroidism in dogs. Resthyro should not be used alongside with conventional thyroid medications: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/dog-hyperthyroidAnswered on 1/9/2012 by Anonymous
Question:
My l2 year old golden retriever has weakness in her rear quarters, and BUN is l03. Her hair is becoming wiry and comes out just by petting her. Her T4 resulted in l.3, which is in the normal range. Do you think there is indeed a thyroid problem or another underlying problem? In my research, I find there is also a TSH or a T3 Resin Uptake test for thyroid. Should I have these tests performed?Asked on 1/3/2012 by Anonymous from Winchester, Indiana1 answer
Answer:
We suggest getting more testing done if you suspect there is other issues at hand. We do not recommend the product Thyro-UP unless a diagnosis has been confirmed for hypothyroidism. As we are not Vets we can not comment on the numbers described but do highly recommend that you pet get tested as there may be something wrong and would need Vet care as soon as possible.,Answered on 1/10/2012 by Anonymous
Question:
Can you give this Thyro-up WITH the thyroid pill (synthroid)? I bought this and then my vet gave my dog synthroid, can I give both?Asked on 12/21/2011 by OKD from NYC1 answer
Answer:
You are welcome to use the Thyro Up in conjunction with other conventional medications used for hypothyroidism without any concern. The only cautionary note we have regarding this product is that it is not used for pets with HYPERthyroidism.Answered on 12/21/2011 by Anonymous
Question:
i have a 11 year old pom spitz mix just had her get a thyroid screening and it came back low , and they want me to spend a huge amount to send that blood work to michigan to find out if its hypothyroidism ..but i was thinkin of maybe trying this product first and seeing if that helps because her symptons match hypothyroidism ..would this be ok to do with out a diagnosis since this product is all natural and a summplement ?Asked on 12/8/2011 by Anonymous from columbia,sc1 answer
Answer:
We have many customers that use this supplement before full diagnosis as it completely natural and safe to do so. The Thyro Up is formulated to encourage thyroid hormone production. It can also be helpful for maintaining coat quality and supporting energy levels.Answered on 12/9/2011 by Anonymous
Question:
Please explain in layman's terms why this product may not be used in pregnant or lactating female dogs? Thanks.Asked on 12/2/2011 by soo soo1 answer
Answer:
It's easy to assume that since herbs are "natural," they're always safe to use. But herbs can be as powerful as some over-the-counter or prescription drugs — and some are even potentially toxic. When pets and people are pregnant or lactating, the baby/babies are getting everything you ingest into the bloodstream whether they're in the uterus or nursing. Being that herbal formula's are formulated specifically for mature pets, people unless otherwise specified, the effect on youngsters is unknown and therefore never recommended. It's also not safe to be breeding a pet that has a known illness unless the ailment was discovered during pregnancy and therefore unavoidable.Answered on 12/2/2011 by Customer Care from CSR Office
Question:
The dog's thyroid is oposite of most dogs that are on thyroid medication. He is currently on thyrosin .05. I guess hypothyroidism would be for the . Please let me know if this is the one I should order.Asked on 12/1/2011 by glenda from Placitas, N. M.1 answer
Answer:
If your pet has been diagnosed with hyPOthyroidism (under-active thyroid) the Thyro-Up would be suitable to administer. The supplement helps encourage thyroid hormone production and supports healthy thyroid function. It can also help with coat quality and overall skin health.Answered on 12/2/2011 by Anonymous
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