Mankind Hepamust Liver Tonic & Appetite Support Syrup for Dogs & Cats – 200 ml

Product Overview

Product InformationDetailsBrandMankindProduct NameHepamust SyrupProduct ClassHerbal Liver Tonic / Appetite SupportDosage FormOral Liquid SyrupSuitable ForDogs and CatsPack Size200 mlMRP₹230Formulation15-herb Ayurvedic blend

The supplied source identifies Hepamust as a liquid herbal formulation containing a combination of 15 Ayurvedic herbs selected for liver, digestive, antioxidant, and supportive nutritional functions.

Complete Herbal Composition

Botanical NameCommon / Indian NameSource-Described RoleSilybum marianumMilk ThistleHepatocyte membrane support, liver cell regeneration, antioxidant supportPhyllanthus niruriBhumyamalaki / Stone BreakerHepatoprotective and liver enzyme supportTinospora cordifoliaGuduchi / GiloyImmunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory and liver supportEclipta albaBhringrajLiver cell regeneration and hepatoprotective supportCichorium intybusKasani / ChicoryBile production and digestive supportBoerhavia diffusaPunarnavaAnti-inflammatory and liver/kidney supportTephrosia purpureaSarphonkaHepatoprotective and anti-inflammatory supportSolanum nigrumMakoyAntioxidant and hepatoprotective supportTerminalia arjunaArjunaAntioxidant and hepatic supportTerminalia chebulaHaritakiDigestive and mild laxative supportCassia occidentalisKasaundiLiver support and appetite supportFumaria parvifloraPitpapraBile-flow and liver-support roleCentella asiaticaBrahmi / Gotu KolaHepatoprotective supportEmbelia ribesVidangaDigestive, antiparasitic and liver supportOcimum sanctumTulsi / Holy BasilAntioxidant, hepatoprotective and anti-inflammatory support

The above botanical composition and roles are based on the supplied product source.

Uses and Indications

Mankind Hepamust may be used as supportive nutritional care in dogs and cats in situations where additional liver and appetite support is considered appropriate by a veterinarian. The supplied information includes:

Liver Support

The formulation is intended to support normal hepatic function and provide nutritional support in pets with liver-related concerns, including situations where liver enzymes are elevated. It may be incorporated into a veterinary treatment plan where additional hepatoprotective support is considered appropriate.

Support During Medication

Pets receiving prolonged courses of certain medicines may require additional nutritional and hepatic support. Hepamust may be used alongside prescribed treatment when recommended by the veterinarian, particularly during recovery periods following extended medication.

Recovery After Illness

The source describes use during recovery following prolonged illnesses, including conditions such as tick-borne diseases and other systemic illnesses that can affect appetite, nutritional status, and overall condition. Hepamust is supportive care and does not replace treatment of the underlying disease.

Appetite Support

Hepamust contains herbs described in the supplied source as supporting appetite and digestion. It may therefore be used as nutritional support for pets experiencing reduced food intake or poor appetite. Persistent or severe appetite loss should always be investigated by a veterinarian rather than managed only with a supplement.

General Nutritional and Recovery Support

The formulation may also be used in pets experiencing weakness, poor body condition, or reduced nutritional intake during recovery, subject to veterinary advice.

How the Herbal Formula Supports the Pet

The 15-herb formulation provides multiple types of supportive ingredients rather than relying on a single botanical. The supplied product information describes several complementary functions.

Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) is included for hepatoprotective and antioxidant support and is described as helping maintain liver-cell membrane integrity and supporting regeneration. Phyllanthus niruri and Eclipta alba are also described as contributing to liver-supportive and regenerative activity.

Several herbs in the formulation are described as supporting bile production and flow and digestive function, including Terminalia chebula, Fumaria parviflora, and Boerhavia diffusa. This contributes to the product's overall digestive and liver-support positioning.

Tinospora cordifolia, Centella asiatica, and Ocimum sanctum are described in the supplied source as providing anti-inflammatory support, while herbs such as Silybum marianum, Ocimum sanctum, and Terminalia arjuna contribute antioxidant activity within the formulation.

The formulation also contains herbs described as supporting appetite and digestive activity, particularly Cassia occidentalis and Cichorium intybus.

Directions for Use

Shake the bottle well before each administration. Hepamust can be given directly into the mouth using a suitable measuring device or syringe, or mixed with the pet's food. The supplied source indicates that administration with food can be convenient for animals that are reluctant to take liquid supplements directly.

Suggested Dosing Guide

AnimalDoseFrequencyCats1–2 ml per 2 kg body weightTwice dailyDogs1 ml per 2 kg body weightTwice daily

The source specifically notes that the dosing range for cats may be adjusted according to clinical requirements and individual response. Veterinary confirmation is recommended before selecting the final dose.

Practical Dog Dosing Reference

Body WeightApprox. Daily DoseApprox. Dose Per Administration2 kg2 ml1 ml twice daily5 kg5 ml2.5 ml twice daily10 kg10 ml5 ml twice daily20 kg20 ml10 ml twice daily30 kg30 ml15 ml twice daily

For larger dogs and animals with specific clinical requirements, the veterinarian may adjust the dose according to the animal's condition.

Typical Duration of Use

The supplied product information describes a 4–8 week course followed by veterinary reassessment, particularly where the product is being used as supportive care for liver-related concerns. For chronic conditions, continued supplementation should be determined by the attending veterinarian.

Side Effects

Hepamust is described in the supplied source as generally well tolerated. However, sensitive animals may occasionally experience temporary digestive changes such as soft stools or mild vomiting, particularly during the initial period of supplementation.

The source also notes that Cassia occidentalis has a mild laxative effect at higher doses, which may contribute to loose stools in some animals. If vomiting, diarrhoea, appetite loss, or another unusual reaction becomes persistent or significant, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.

Safety Information

• For animal use only.

• Follow the recommended dose and do not intentionally increase the quantity to obtain a faster effect.

• Do not use in pregnant or nursing dogs or cats without veterinary guidance.

• Pets with severe or acute liver disease require proper veterinary assessment and primary medical treatment; Hepamust should only be considered supportive care.

• Inform the veterinarian if the pet is receiving prescription medicines or other supplements.

• Pets with specific medical conditions or special nutritional requirements should receive veterinary advice before supplementation.

• Keep the product out of reach of children and other animals.

• Do not use after the expiry date.

Missed Dose

If a dose is missed, the supplied information advises continuing with the normal dosing schedule rather than giving two doses together. If the next scheduled dose is close, skip the missed administration and resume the regular routine.

Storage

Store the bottle below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the container tightly closed between uses and shake well before administration. Keep away from children and pets other than the intended animal.