1/29/2007
I purchased Abby 1-02-07 while she was having a kennel cough bout. She had been on antibiotics since late December 06. I took her to my vet, and she was given up to date shots and another antibiotic. She was also given a cough suppressant. I took her home, and a couple of days later she had blood in her stool. I took her back to my vet and they took her off the antibiotics and treated her for the blood in stool for 4 days.
Her cough kept getting worse as days went by. So, I took her back to the vet again. The blood in her stool had stopped, so she was put back on antibiotics to treat infection. In addition to all this, x-rays showed that her lungs had developed fluid in them. They told me she had a very bad case of pneumonia.
By 1-17-07 she had severe problems trying to breathe. I rushed her to the emergency room. Her gums were pale and purple-grayish in color, so they gave her oxygen. The doctors said "she was in poor condition". I left her overnight 
until morning. They had given her a shot to try to take some fluid off the lungs. She was in bad shape.
I took her back to vet to re-check her and the Vet said her condition "was very bad and that her body is not responding to the antibiotic treatment". She continued, "it's hard for little dogs to recover from pneumonia". I was heartbroken. I cried non-stop. The vet said "let me keep an eye on her for the day to see how she does". I left her there to go home and cry thinking we would have to put her to sleep.
My husband then calls the vet and says, "do you think a specialist may help?" So we took Abby to a specialist that afternoon and paid for her 4 night stay. We were to pick her up on Monday evening. They told us the same thing, that she had severe pneumonia. They started her on fluids and new antibiotics as well. She was in a fish tank with oxygen flowing thru for her to breathe. Over the weekend the vet specialist called to let me know that Abby's condition showed little or NO improvement at all". She said "by now she should have seen some improvement". She said, "this is very discouraging" (since Abby is so tiny, and that the infection is really bad). So I picked up Abby on 01-23-07 to take her home to basically "die". The vet specialist says, "there is nothing else they can do for her".
That weekend I had searched on the Internet about pneumonia in dogs and came across your NZYMES.COM website. I called right away and was convinced the products could possibly help Abby. And, at this point I needed real help!!! The NZYMES® shipment arrived promptly on Monday afternoon as expected.
I still had hope for her because of the
NZYMES® Ox-E-Drops I'd purchased. I just knew that these would work by reading other testimonials about
Pneumonia and
Kennel Cough. I immediately started giving Abby the
Ox-E-Drops internally 3 times a day. I prepared a 1-gallon vaporizer mixed with the largest amount of
Ox-E-Drops suggested (1 tablespoon) for her to breathe (vapors) overnight. I noticed a big difference in her the next day right away!! She was not having to breathe heavy. And, she was eating and drinking well!!
With a lot of prayer, and the NZYMES® Ox-E-Drops, Abby is all well!! It has been 6 days now since she has been home and been taking the Ox-E-Drops. She is running, wagging her tail and wants to play and chew up everything!! Im so happy with Abby's progress and want to Thank-You for saving her life!!!!!
D. Wallace - League City TX
UPDATE: August 1, 2008
Abby is almost 2 now and is still here and doing great. There have been no reoccurrances or new bouts of any type of respiratory issues. We cannot Thank you enough for all your help. In case you need her date of birth is 10/10/2006
Reported Symptoms: Kennel Cough, Difficulty breathing, Pneumonia
