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Dietary Changes
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The liver is a powerful organ that can regenerate itself. To keep your cat's liver healthy, ensure you are feeding your pet a healthy diet. Discuss dietary requirements for your cat with your vet, and choose the best high-quality pet food available. Fats, proteins and vitamins are key ingredients. You might also consider an all-natural diet, with foods prepared for your cat's individual needs.
Milk Thistle
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Milk thistle has been used for centuries to treat liver problems in humans. In recent years, holistic veterinarians have begun prescribing the flowering plant for pets with liver disorders. According to LiverSupport.com, milk thistle helps the liver generate new cells and strengthens the cell walls, protecting those that are not yet damaged. Liquid milk thistle drops, found in health food stores and holistic veterinarians' offices, can be given directly or added to your cat's food.
Other Herbs and Supplements
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Other supplements effective for the treatment of feline liver disease include Burdock root (used to purify the blood and to cleanse the body) and vitamin B12 (to aid in the absorption of nutrients from food), according to holisticpetinfo.com. Taking B12 in conjunction with a healthy diet will help the liver regenerate. This site also recommends natrium sulphate to help detoxify the liver. You can find all of these supplements at your local vitamin store or holistic vet's office.
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Homeopathic Remedies for Liver Disease in Cats
Feline liver disease refers to any number of problems with the liver, including circulation difficulty, infections or tumors. This disease is most common in older cats, and weight loss is a common symptom, according to the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Traditional medications are available from your vet, but homeopathic treatments are another option to consider.