Ceva SEGMINISMART Animal Health D59010B Senilife Nutritional Supplement for Elderly Dogs- 30 capsules/box

Havent helped my cat at all.. Delivery excellent

I started giving this to Micky, my 13 year old Border terrier, about 2 weeks ago. He hasn't shown any signs of CCD but since he's been on this I've noticed that he has been sleeping less during the day and spending more time out on the deck and in the yard. He's also been wanting to play ball much more often, something that he has always been passionate about. His older brother, Charlie, did have CCD, something I didn't recognize until he had had it for awhile. I blamed his behavior on cataracts. Restlessness, anxiety, getting stuck in corners. I had never heard of Canine Cognitive Disorder until then and I've had dogs since I was 6. I'm 72 now so I guess I've been lucky. I've had a lot of dogs. Once the vet diagnosed Charlie I started doing research and found Senilife and decided to give it a try. The results were amazing. It gave me my dog back. He lived another 2 years and did well until the very end. I had him for 16 wonderful years. Maybe it would have been longer had I started this sooner, before he started showing so many signs of CCD. So don't wait like I did.

My weenie dog is 16, fresh out of a cast, and seemed to be down on life. At a yearly vet check, a new vet mentioned using this for her senior dog and it had really improved. I thought it cant hurt so were about a week in and my doggy who 2 weeks ago wandering behind me lost confused and crying- is back to wanting his snacks, tearing up paper, and being a little rascal. I know his time is drawing shorter but this is much better than his confused demeanor of a few weeks ago. I do give it to him at night with his last meal and he seems to fall asleep soon after.

When I described Freddy's CCD symptoms to the vet over the phone, she recommended we try Senilife. I had options on where to purchase it. When I checked the Chewy website, I learned that they don't carry Senilife, but suggested another product. I purchased the Senilife from Amazon, and it took a week to arrive. Freddy is 17lbs, with a pointy little muzzle and few teeth. I could not just feed him the capsule, I had to cut it open and squeeze the contents on to his food. Sometimes difficult to feel confident that I got all the contents out. The Senilife costs about $40 for a month's supply. We've finished the bottle, and I see definite improvement. At about two weeks in, I figured it was time to order a second bottle, since it took so long to arrive and I don't want to run out. This time, I went to Chewy and looked at the product they recommended. The only ingredient the two supplements have in common is Ginkgo Biloba. I ordered the other product contains lots of L-... amino acids. I purchased it. Approx $25 for a month's supply. These are soft chews that I can crumble into the food bowl. Now it is time to re-order again. I know the Senilife works, but the other product is cheaper and easier to feed. Too soon to tell if it is working or if I am still seeing the residual effectds of the Senilife. I went back to compare/research ingredients between the two products and can't find -- anywhere -- an ingredient list for Senilife: not on the bottle, not on their website, not really even on this page other than in the Q/A section. I did go digging through the recycle bin and found the box. It has the ingredients. Makes me wonder if they are hiding something? Anyway plus stars for the fact that it works, minus for lack of transparency and higher cost.

This was recommended by my Border Collie’s veterinarian when he started showing signs of sun downers and doggie dementia. Within days of giving him this medication he showed drastic improvement. I just clip off the top of the tablet and squirt the liquid into his breakfast and he’s good for the day. It isn’t a “cure” but he has more good days than bad (he’s turning 13 soon). The medication is an affordable way to spend more time with my very much loved dog and ease his anxiety.