Senilife XL Capsules, 30 Count

My daughter is a Vet Tech and recommended this for my aging service dog who was showing signs of Sundowner Syndrome. I was skeptical at first, but it has made a significant difference! He was pacing all night and wanting to go outside when he clearly didn't need to, so, of course, I didn't get any sleep either. The Senilife really helped him to calm down and get back to his old self. However, my daughter also said that the restlessness would continue to get worse as he gets older and I should talk to vet about adding medications to help him sleep, but they will only treat the symptoms whereas the Senilife will continue to address the underlying problem.

I’m not gonna lie I was skeptical of all these reviews about turning back the clock. My dog was showing signs of dementia and I was devastated and desperate to try anything. It has been so long since I last saw her play, I would take her outside to chase the ball and she would walk to it slowly or on her really bad days, get distracted halfway there and wander off. Well now it’s been two months on senilife (I give it to her every other day because she is on medicine the other days) and the results have been unreal!!! My girl is sharp again, she is running and playing every day!! I haven’t seen her run like this in at least 2 years, it’s incredible!! Every night we go outside and play again and she is so happy. I also have her doing puzzles regularly, it helps with her symptoms as well. Senilife is incredible I can’t recommend it enough!! It’s given me my best friend back when I thought I was going to lose her. I’m so grateful for this amazing product. Don’t hesitate, it is worth every penny. But also just know it does take some time to start working, so keep going with it.

Great for my dog and they work for my elderly dog.

Dog will not eat them. He goes out of his way to find them in the bowl, tear off the pill pocket and leave the supplement on the ground. To be fair, this is very similar to another pill form supplement that he also tore the pill pocket off to avoid eating it. Otherwise, he will eat just about anything. I think he doesn’t like the liquid inside the capsule. I’ve tried tearing the capsule apart and squirting the supplement on to his food but to be honest, it’s all capsule and very little liquid. The juice isn’t worth the squeeze. The capsules are super thick and there not much inside. We read great reviews on this but it’s too expensive and my dog won’t eat it. This bottle will sit on the shelf in perpetuity partially used and totally useless. - That being said, the ingredients are supposed to be very helpful for senior dogs and cognitive ability. We just had to go with a powder form of similar compounds.

This product works great for my 13 year old lab. Her doggie dementia has improved. It helps her aging brain. I know it is a little spendy but it is worth it!

My baby is a 17 year old 44# spaniel mix who was experiencing signs of dementia. In our case, wandering and complaining in the evenings, but the real problems began during the night. Getting up to roam, pushing things around (waste baskets, shower door, sofa pillows), barking, digging the carpets, wanting to go out, frantic running, climbing furniture . . . We could not soothe or settle her. She could then catch up on her sleep the next day, but WE were exhausted! About six months ago our vet mentioned Senilife - only that she'd heard some good things about it. I was doubtful that a supplement could have such an impact, but I'm SO happy we tried it because after about 3 weeks our Jilly was normal again, rarely displaying any of those symptoms. Yes she's still old and has normal aging issues, but its been absolutely life-changing for all of us. If your senior dog is having issues, its definitely worth a try. Good luck! (And yes, I know this size dose is for larger dogs. I found the little vials difficult to deal with and they were much more expensive though that's how we started and the product worked. I'm not making any recommendations on dosage, but I decided to take a chance at trying the larger pill every-other-day and its working for us. I don't puncture it, just wrap it in a special treat like liver sausage and throw it in with a meal.)

Too soon to tell if this has any impact on my dogs dementia. I order the XL size and finally figured out how to get my dog to take the pill. I soak it in a little water to cover in a shot glass, if I forget to do that 15 minutes or so before he eats, I use hot water and it just takes a few minutes. I then can easily puncture it with my fingernail. I empty about half on his food and place the gelatin capsule on top. He will eat the gelatin when it is soft but not when it is hard.

They work well. A bit big which makes it hard to disguise in good for my pup to take. He will not eat unless hidden in food.