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Hip Dysplasia
Overview
How NZYMES Can Help
Success Stories
Instructions
Understanding Canine Hip Dysplasia
Affecting many dogs, this condition is a developmental malformation or subluxation of the hip joints, eventually resulting in Arthritic issues. Quite often, dog hip dysplasia is a genetically inherited musculoskeletal disorder. With hip dysplasia being a developmental condition, the primary cause can usually be attributed to muscle laxity during the early months of growth and development. In this 'puppy' timeframe, if muscle tone is inadequate, or if bone growth rate exceeds that of muscle development, the femoral head pulls away from the socket, a process known as subluxation. Subluxation then leads to abnormal wear and erosion, or 'Hip Dysplasia', which usually results in mild to severe arthritic issues for the animal. Pictures and in-depth details are available here - Hip Dysplasia Article
In non-affected dogs, the hip joint fits together snugly and smoothly. In dogs with hip dysplasia, however, the head of the femur fits loosely into the pelvis, causing excessive rubbing. Eventually, the cartilage that cushions the joint is worn through because of this misalignment, and the dog experiences pain and associated lameness. Severe cases of hip dysplasia can lead to complete loss of mobility in the hind legs. Current veterinary theory believes that straight heredity issues account for about twenty-five percent of a dog’s predisposition toward hip dysplasia. However, as mentioned, unbalanced growth factors (associated with incorrect nutrition) play a major role in the development of this condition. Other contributing factors to worsening of the problem are the animal’s diet, weight, and activity level. Canine hip dysplasia is particularly prevalent in large, fast growing Dog Breeds, including: Newfoundlands, Rottweilers, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and German Shepherds, to name a few.
The best prevention for Hip Dysplasia is to feed a diet that provides slow, even development between muscle and bone growth, along with proper nutritional supplements. If you have a dog with H.D., you can provide a natural way to deal with pain inflammation from these Arthritic symptoms by using NZYMES Antioxidant Treats or Granules, along with a Feed Program for Orthopedic Problems.
For Further Understanding... Again, a more comprehensive presentation, including pictures, is available by visiting the NZYMES Article entitled - Dog Hip Dysplasia
How can Nzymes help with this Condition? The NZYMESAntioxidant Treats for Pets or Granules supply the body with a form of highly nutritional 'live food' enzymes. This type of nutrition significantly helps the body to produce a complete series of antioxidant enzymes including Super Oxide Dismutase (SOD). These enzymes are instrumental in cellular cleansing and repair, lending themselves to lowering of inflammation, and restoration of lubricating fluids. In a Veterinary Study conducted on the benefits of this type of supplementation for dogs with musculoskeletal inflammation, 88% responded favorably with their complete range of motion, most in as little as 8 days!
While our products cannot correct the malformation of the joint structure, the good news is that with NZYMES®, most Dysplastic dogs can experience a very noticeable decrease in discomfort and pain, which translates into easier movement/mobility and a much happier pet - able to get up more readily as well as jump, manage stairs and steps, and more.
Abby Breed: Golden Retriever Age: 2 yrs Problems: Hip Dysplasia
Feb. 22, 2008
My family and I got Abby, our Golden Retriever, as a puppy strait from her parents. At 8 months old, she started limping. At first I thought she had hurt her leg. After a few days, the limping got worse so we took Abby to the vet. They did x-rays and discovered that Abby had hip dysplasia in both hips. They gave us Rymidal for her until she was able to have the double hip replacement surgery. The surgeons did not want to perform that operation on a puppy so young but every 6 months that Abby was on the medicine, we were supposed to have a liver test done to test for liver damage.
After taking in all of this news and knowing of no other options, we took Abby home and started her on the pain medicine. After 3 weeks of being on the pain medicine, Abby got progressively worse. She could not go up or down the stairs, had trouble getting up from a lying down position and could not squat to go to the bathroom by herself. My husband and I had to start carrying her every where. It was heartbreaking. I went to the internet looking for help for my baby. I was brought to your web site. I read the testimonies and really thought it was too good to be true. I was very much the skeptic but also very desperate. I ordered the Antioxidant Treats and started Abby on those in addition to the medicine. After just 1 week, Abby stopped limping. She still walked up the stairs awkwardly but there was a huge improvement. Over the next two weeks, Abby acted like there was nothing wrong at all. She was doing so well that over the next couple of weeks, I gradually took her off of the pain medicine.
Abby is now 2 years and 6 months old and has only been on the Antioxidant treats ever since. She runs and plays and no one would ever know that there had been a problem. Even the vet says that there has been much improvement. Abby has recently become a therapy dog with Pet Therapy Dogs of America and spends her weekends visiting Hospice patients. My family, her patients and I can not thank you enough for making such a great product. I have included a picture of Abby at her graduation when she became an official Pet Therapy Puppy!
Thanks,
Jayme Spicer
Reported symptoms: limping, difficulty rising, trouble climbing stairs, hip dysplasia.
I was very upset that my beautiful lab, Aria, was aging. She was having trouble raising her hind legs off the floor, especially when it was cold or damp. I so wanted her to be more like the active puppy she used to be.
So, when I heard about NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats, I thought I'd give them a try. As an RN, I could see there were only good things in each tablet, so how could it hurt? Since starting Aria on NZYMES®, she is much friskier than before and now has no trouble rising from the floor. After using NZYMES® for about 2 months she was remarkably better. Our neighbors are stunned to see the difference in her activity level and remark all the time about how much better she looks and how much more of a "spring in her step" they can't believe the difference.
She has been taking NZYMES® for almost one year and when she encounters her canine friends while out for a walk, she is almost puppy like as she runs up to greet them and she will again bounce up and down with excitement (as she used to do when she was a pup).
Thank you so much for giving me back my youthful "pup"!! I'm sure she'll be around for quite some time now.
Cinnamon Breed: German Shepherd Age: 11 yrs Problems: Hip problems, Shedding, Low energy
November 9, 2001, Cinnamon has been taking NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats for about 3 months. This last month we have noticed great improvement. She can get her hind legs up under her so much easier now. She doesn't fall when going up and down the steps.
She doesn't shed nearly as much. She now has the energy to play ball a lot longer than she has had for some time. We were afraid that she was getting to a point where we were going to have to put her down, because she was unable to get up, but she is doing so much better now with the NZYMES®. We are looking forward to having her with us for many more years.
Julie Searles – Peabody, Kansas
Reported Symptoms: Hip problems, Shedding, Low energy
Karli Breed: Labrador Retriever Age: 13 yrs Problems: Arthritis, Hip dysplasia, Hip dislocation, Lethargy
September, 2009
Karli had fallen down a few stairs back in March 2009, causing her to dislocate her hip. She became very lethargic and at one point could not get up on her own free will. She was starting to urniate and poop in the house. I had taken her to the vet who said she had severe hip displaysia and also had devloped arthritis in her back legs. He gave her a shot of Vetlog to see if it would help & put her on supplements (Dasaquin with MSM) to help build up cartiledge in her legs.
I did see some improvement, but she still had problems getting up & down on her hind end. I was at a point where I had to carry her in & out of the house. The vet said I could continue the shots every 5 to 6 weeks if I felt it was helping her but there was not much more I could do without surgery (No guarantee that would work either). He stated that she was not in any pain due to the shots but did not think there was much more I could do to improve the quality of her life, and eventually I would have to put her down.
I decided I would try anything within reason to keep from doing this. I looked into braces & leashes that support the hind end but they didn't seem to work. Handicap carts were out of my budget. By chance one day I was searching the internet for hip displaysia treatments & came across NZYMES®. The product was a lot cheaper then the supplements and shots. Also, with a money back guarantee, how could you go wrong. I watched the video of Lilly on this website & decided to give it a try. The first week was bad, causing her to have diarrea in the house. After 2 weeks I called NZYMES Support and was told to stay with it for the 90 day trial period.
I am happy to say that after 6 Weeks I am seeing a noticable improvement. She is getting up on her own & has a lot more energy than before. Granted she still has bad days but overall she has more good than bad days. I just wanted to say that people have laughed at the possiblity this could be a miracle pill (as I say it is), but my dog is living proof. I would recommend this product (at least to give it a try); if I hadn't, I might have had to put her down for the sake of her not being able to function as a whole on her own.
Sue Lutecki
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Symptoms/Problems: Hip dislocation, Lethargy, Arthritis, Hip dysplasia
Lacy Breed: German Shepherd Age: 8 yrs Problems: Hip dysplasia, Arthritis, Joint pain, Difficulty jumping, rising and climbing stairs, limping
November 10, 2006 At the end of August 2006 we noticed that our 7 year old German Shepherd would cry out in pain whenever she got up. All of a sudden her behavior changed. She did not walk up the stairs, would not jump in the car, was not as enthusiastic about her walks. When we went for walks she would want to turn around after a short distance and getting up on the sidewalk was difficult for her. She would limp with her right hind leg very noticeable.
We took her to the vet and they took X-rays. The vet diagnosed her with hip-dysplasia and as a result of that arthritis had set in. She said, that there was not much we could do. She prescribed Rimadyl twice a day. She was on Rymadyl twice a day for 2 weeks and I saw no improvement.
I decided to research other ways to help my dog. I came across you web site and decided to give NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats a try. I also changed her food from the commercial dog food to a mix of raw food and kibbles.
When the order from NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats arrived I doubled up for 2 weeks as suggested. After just a couple of days we saw a change in our dog. She seemed more energetic. She wanted to go on longer walks and she was overall much more alert again. As the days went on there were small improvements; she did not cry out in pain anymore when she laid down, she jumped up on the curbs again, she started to run again without limping. Then she started to get back in the car without whimpering. She still did not come up the stairs, but we were happy with the changes that were happening to her. She now wanted to go on even longer walks and as a result she is loosing weight. The length of walks have doubled to what they were even before she had this flare-up with arthritis.
After 3 weeks on NZYMES® I cut back the Rimadyl to one tablet a day and I watched how she was doing. She kept improving. Then, 2 days ago (November 1, 2006), the miracle that we were hoping for happened: she came back upstairs one morning to wake my husband up for her walk. Everyone in our family could not believe it. She has now been going up and down the stairs just like she had done all the previous years before. I even noticed, that she seems much more energetic and she acts like she did when she was 2 to 4 years old. She likes to run and wrestle with our neighbor dog, something she did not do that much anymore for about a year. She also sniffs more and when we are on our walks she is so busy sniffing everything it takes quite a while to get back from a walk. However, we are not complaining. Our family is so grateful that we have our old dog back, we are all more than happy to take our time when we are out on a walk. (We all take turns taking her on walks, so she gets 4-5 daily walks of about 30-45 min.) My family is so impressed with NZYMES®, that we are now ordering the people version of it. Friends of ours have seen the change in our dog and they are impressed with her changes. One of my friends wants to order NZYMES® for herself now. I am now given her the Rimadyl every other day and I am hoping that I can stop giving it to her all together. Thank you for your wonderful product. It has changed the life our our dog. If your dog has trouble with arthritis, order NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats or Granules. It will make all the difference in the world.
Terry Wray ~ Tustin, CA
Reported Symptoms: Hip dysplasia, Arthritis, Joint pain, Difficulty jumping, rising and climbing stairs, limping
Maggie F. Breed: Border Collie Age: 9 yrs Problems: Hip Dysplasia, Shedding
I'm happy to report that Maggie is doing much better as each week goes by. Our evening walks are getting longer and much of her stiffness is gone. She is running and playing again which just makes my heart sing!
She actually jumped up onto the bed in our RV, which absolutely blew us away. She hasn't been able to make that maneuver, without assistance, for quite along time. Her coat is looking better - softer, shinier, and it is not pulling out in big clumps anymore. I recently had a friend visit and she couldn't believe how well Maggie looked. All in all, your NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats seems to be working their magic!
Max R. Breed: Great Dane Age: 2 yrs Problems: Wobblers, Hip Dysplasia
January 31, 2001 Max was diagnosed at the age of 15 mos. with Wobbler's disease. In addition, he also had hip dysplasia. He had a very difficult time getting up and walking. His tail was always against his body and between his legs. He very rarely wagged it.
I contacted Linda Arndt and asked if there was anything that would help in addition to what I was already doing. My veterinarian had prescribed Medrol, which was helping somewhat. She told me I should order NZYMES®.
After two weeks of taking NZYMES®, he could get up and started walking quite well. His tail hung down normally and he started wagging it. The NZYMES® are helping him a great deal. Max is doing very well.
November 17, 1999 "What's the matter with your dog?" asked the little girl waiting for the school bus. "Is he tired?"
Our Siberian husky, Mewuk, was dragging along, with no zip at all. We figured she was just an old dog, 13 years old in November of 1999.
We had been giving Mewuk Glucosamine-Chondroitin for the hip dysplasia she had had for years, but now she could barely get up the front steps. She couldn't jump in the car any more either, so we were worried about how much longer we could keep her. She also appeared to have some kind of skin problem on her snout, which would not heal, something we feared might be the beginnings of mange.
So we were really happy when we heard about your NZYMES®, hoping for a miracle to improve our dog's quality of life.
Now we're really excited to report that Mewuk, who has been on the NZYMES® for a number of weeks now, is showing us new improvements every day. Even the neighbors have noticed!
Mewuk climbs the steps with much less hesitation, not to mention jumping on the bed! In addition, the sore on her snout is almost completely healed, with nice white hair growing back over the skin. But what we really love is how she seems to enjoy life again! Our old dog gets sudden bursts of energy and romps around the living room, something we hadn't seen for months. If we get too busy to remember, she literally demands her walks. And she's marking her territory again, pawing the ground to spread her scent around, and lifting her leg to place her scent on trees. (Huskies are more like wolves than dogs in this respect; female huskies lift their legs like a male to mark their territory; when they feel normal, that is!)
Thank you for giving our 13-year-old dog a new "lease on life"! It's good to see her smiling again!
8/2/00 As you know, we had to take our dog to the vet for euthanasia at the beginning of the summer, as reluctant as we were to do so. The degeneration in her hips was crippling her pretty badly by then, and she was developing the dementia that older dogs can get.
We believe that Mewuk might have been able to live a longer, quality life, if we had had NZYMES® to give her earlier, before the damage from the hip dysplasia had gone so far. As it was, we want you to know that we were very grateful for what the NZYMES® were able to do; in the relatively short time they were available to us.
As we told you, before NZYMES®, Mewuk could barely get up the steps and she appeared to have some kind of skin disorder, too. The latter cleared up completely. And we appreciate that we had an extra six months with a happy dog, once we observed the benefits of the NZYMES® treatment, and Mewuk started running and jumping with energy again.
We miss our girl, but we're happy to have had those last months with her. Someday we'll get another dog, and now we have the reassurance of knowing we can start the health-enhancing benefits of NZYMES® early. So we will expect our new dog to have a long and comfortable life! Thanks again!
Mickey Breed: Jack Russell Terrier Age: 2 yrs Problems: Hip Dysplasia
August 28, 2000 Mickey is a Jack Russell Terrier and as most dog owners know, JRT's are very energetic dogs. Mickey is no different and we were always amazed by her non-stop energy. While vacationing at a cottage, we noticed she was experiencing pain from time to time in her back legs and we thought she might have jammed one in the rocks near the river behind the cottage.
We took her to a local vet who prescribed some pain medicine anti-inflammatory medicine. This seemed to work just fine for a time and then we began to notice symptoms reappear. It seemed that after a good walk and the usual nap that followed, Mickey would wake up and exhibit stiffness as she walked with a noticeable limp. We brought her to our usual vet and eventually convinced her to take x-rays. It was discovered that she has hip dysplasia, a very rare occurrence in smaller dogs. The vet recommended we begin to treat this problem with glucosamine/chondroitan, which would not cure the problem but would hopefully keep it from getting worse.
After following this recommendation for almost a year with no obvious visible results, we heard about NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats. About a month after using NZYMES®, the results were remarkable. Mickey could go for long walks, she could run after golf balls for hours on end, she could play with her sister, Cleo (a Lhasa Apso) and she could chase and jump for bubbles (see picture). And after all of these activities, she doesn't display any signs of pain nor does she limp or seem stiff after exercise.
We haven't had her x-rayed since starting her on the NZYMES® so we can't give you medical proof of what effect NZYMES® is having on her condition, but we can certainly tell you that she can do anything she wants to do with no ill effects. We obviously felt an enormous amount of concern and helplessness whenever we saw her limp or heard her yelp from the pain.
Now, and as a direct result of using NZYMES®, she lives a normal JRT life of high energy and non-stop fun. And we couldn't be happier! Now, when we hear pet owners speak of ailments suffered by their beloved fur baring children, we are quick to recommend Nzymes and to provide the website address. And we will definitely continue to use NZYMES® to keep our "energizer JRT" going and going and going!
Thanks, NZYMES®!
Frieda and Kevin Stark - Kingston, Ontario - Canada
Pee Wee Breed: Chihuahua Age: 7 yrs Problems: Pinched Nerve in Back, Hip Dysplasia, Paralysis, Difficulty Jumping
In October 2007 we took our Chihuahua, PeeWee, to the vet because he was walking unsteady and he could no longer jump on the bed. The diagnosis was a pinched nerve in the back and hip dysplasia. Our vet recommended cortisone pills for the inflammation.
To hear Ms. Serrano's AUDIO Testimonial (2 minutes), click here - Pee Wee - Verbal
The day before Thanksgiving PeeWee starting dragging his back left leg and then the next day he was dragging both legs. The vet was closed for the holidays so we had to wait until the following Monday. Pee Wee was hospitalized for 3 days, receiving cortisone injections. The next 3 weeks, my husband gave the injections.
At that point PeeWee couldn't walk anymore. He would cry to us when he had to go to the bathroom and we maintained a diaper pad underneath him. It was so sad to see the other dogs walk and play while PeeWee lay in his bed unable to move around. We were told that an operation would be the best thing for PeeWee but it came with a 50/50 chance of success or we could just put PeeWee to sleep, we were shocked and devastated.
I was introduced to NZYMES® by browsing the internet while waiting for my doctor's appointment. I searched for dog health, hoping I can find some other solution. Then I came across your web site and read about your products. I was amazed at all the testimonials and simply couldn't wait to tell my husband, however he was very skeptical.
But, we went ahead and ordered the NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats on December 4, 2007. When the order arrived, my husband made sure to give it to Pee Wee everyday. At the beginning of the 3rd week, we were amazed when PeeWee got up by himself. By the 4th week, he started walking around, and running.
We thank you for a remarkable product! We thank you for helping our boy walk again. We're telling our friends and family how Pee Wee got better by using your amazing NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats. We are so ecstatic about this product and thank you, thank you, thank you!
My husband was joking around, wondering if he should take Peewee’s pills for his diabetes, high blood, back problem etc. Then we find out your company also offers the same products for people too so we will be next. But right now, it's our PeeWee we want to concentrate on. Thank you for this AMAZING product! Thank you for bringing our Pee Wee back to us.
God Bless You All. K. Serrano – Daly City, CA
Reported Symptoms: Pinched Nerve in Back, Hip Dysplasia, Paralysis, Difficulty Jumping
Rush Breed: Golden Retriever Age: 8 yrs Problems: Hip Dysplasia, Shedding, Overweight
April 8, 2000 Recently I visited your web site and I ordered some NZYMES® for my sons 8 year old Golden Retriever, Rush. Rush had developed hip dysplasia, which slowed his movement considerably and caused him to gain weight. Additionally, he has shed heavily since he was very young. I always thought his shedding was due to the warm climate here in Florida and besides, Golden Retrievers are known for shedding and other skin problems.
Well it's been two weeks since we began giving Rush NZYMES® and he is showing so much improvement that I must say that I'm really impressed! He not only looks better but also has so much more pep. His eyes are brighter and I felt he was actually smiling. I know sounds weird, but that's the way I felt about the change in his whole demeanor. His mobility is improving everyday! In fact, I have a hard time keeping up with him when we walk now. Just the other day, he jumped up on the bed and on Sunday he was chasing and catching the tennis ball, which he hasn't done in at least 2 yrs.
Its good to see him get-up from a laying position without the lumbering moves he used to have to make. Plus, you said NZYMES® would help with his shedding and you were right! His shedding has reduced dramatically. It's not like before, now when you run your hands over him, they don't come away full of hair. It's seems great to brush him and not have to stop to clean the brush.
Since I am the one that walks Rush I notice the pattern changes in his regularity. He goes more often now and I can see that he is starting to lose weight. So again, I must say thank you for this miracle, thanks to NZYMES®, Rush can have some fun now.
J. Mc Cool - Largo, FL
Reported Symptoms: Hip Dysplasia, Shedding, Overweight
Sadie Breed: German Shepherd Age: 2 yrs Problems: Hip Dysplasia
We have an 8-month-old German shepherd named Sadie that weighs 52lbs. Back in late September, I noticed that she would favor her back right leg. We kept an eye on it and waited it out to see if it would just go away. Unfortunately it wasn't getting any better. It only got worse. I noticed her leg would bother her after a while when she would play or after taking obedience class.
We took her in for x-rays and our suspicions were right. She was diagnosed with hip dysplasia in both right and left sides. The Vet said both sides eventually would need to be operated on. Each would cost $1,100.00 with only an 80% chance of success. Though we love our dog and we want to do what is right, we just didn't have the $2,200.00.
Sadie's breeder suggested I try NZYMES®. So I called and ordered some. Well, we started to see improvement in Sadie's condition right away. I truly feel that my dog would not have the quality of life she enjoys today if it were not for NZYMES®. It about a year later now and she runs, jumps and even does tricks.
We have two small boys, 3 and 5 who jump on her, pull her around on the leash, play hide and seek with her. She's like another child. We have a fenced in front yard so she can see everything that goes on in our neighborhood. She chases loud cars, runs back and forth all day long. She gets to associate with all the neighbors and their dogs, she's the mail carriers best friend and she's our protector and friend.
I would even go as far as to say, "That dog is on something". And I'm sure you've heard of the saying '"Whatever that person is on, I want some". That is how it is here! . NZYMES® along with top quality dog food has given her the chance to be a normal dog.
There is a couple in my neighborhood with a Golden retriever. They got him about a month after we got Sadie. Their dog was also diagnosed with Hip dysplasia at 7 months. They chose surgery, but couldn't operate because arthritis had already set it. I offered them NZYMES® for their dog, but they weren't sure about it and decided to put their dog on a prescription medication for the pain that cost them around $60 a month. 2 months ago, she came to me and asked about NZYMES® because she could see how well Sadie was doing. So I gave her one of my bottles and now their dog is on NZYMES® too.
I always talk about NZYMES® to people who are having problems with their pets. Sometimes I think I talk too much about it. But I can't help it because I want to help them make their dog better. I recommend it to people whose dogs are not even sick. "It's a great for your dog", " It will help keep them healthy". It does for mine.
I have been using NZYMES® for a good amounnt of time now. I cannot say (for sure) if it is the reason why my dogs are living long and healthy, as I have not stopped (with the products) at any time, except for once, and here is what happened.
I ran out of Ox-E-Drops one time and did not have any for approximately 5 days. All but one of my dogs had the 'runs' and some sort of bacterial infection; having 5 Great Danes, it was (as you can imagine) a nightmare! Much money and testing (by the vet), and no conclusion - other than a bacterial infection of some sort, possibly passed from one dog to another was the cause. Since I do not (normally) let myself run out of Ox-E-Drops, that (illness, when without the drops) is the only one I know (to report), and no other issue's since.
As I said, I have been using NZYMES® for many years. My old man 'Ceasar' (a 10-yr old Great Dane) was limping for many months last year. He has an issue with degenerative hips; very bad from the previous year. Now onto his third year with (those) degenerative hip issues. The vet wanted to operate on a supposed torn ligament. I refused the operation and stepped up his NZYMES® (Granules), Ox-E-Drops and his glucosamine product, which is Grand Meadows Grand HA SYNERGY FOR DOGS/HORSES.
He had been having this hip degeneration (problem) from previous years and this was not new, just worsened. However, with his NZYMES® and the glucosamine product, his limping problem, of approximately 3 months, stopped within a month. He is now managing quite well since 2008 - with no limping since .
...I would like to see a heavy concentrated product of glucosamine/chlondrotin/MSM product for dogs from your company....right now I use Grand Meadows Grand HA SYNERGY FOR DOGS/HORSES....along with his OXYDROPS and NZYMES...also I use the Bak-Plus....I would honestly say the nzymes definitely make a difference along with the HA Synergy.....having a 10year old great dane with degenerative hip problems for a few years now...who...gets up willingly and looks forward nightly to his walk has to mean something...... all positive....My other 4 Danes receive nyzmes/oxy/bak-plus in their food daily also....the puppy now 7months is a beautiful soft coated and very healthy female along with with my other 13 year old rescue Dane who is overweight but very healthy at this time....My other 3year old rescue is absoloutely gorgeous a black Dane who recieves constant compliments on his silky black coat and healthy appearance....Other than the one time when all 5 of 6 dogs took sick with no Oxy drops...I have never taken my dogs off these product to find out if they are not working..........but that one time when they so happened to get sick!!!!!!!
So...in my opinion, these products from your company work just fine for sick dogs and healthy one's...I lost Ceasars sister Jan 25th....I woke up she was gone....may have been a heart issue ....I do not know.... she was 10 years old...a beautiful Fawn Dane of show quality and was also very strong beautiful condition, weight and appearance and healthy up until that day....
Sammie Breed: Australian Shepard Age: 11 yrs Problems: Torn ligament, Hip problems
January 26, 2002, Sammie began limping sometime in early November 2001. We took her to the vet and his diagnosis was that her hips were acting up and perhaps a little arthritis. 3 weeks later, she was outside and I heard a loud yelp, when she appeared at the door and came into the house, I noticed that she could put no weight whatsoever on her back left leg. We returned to the vet and he discovered that she had snapped the ligament. So we prepared for surgery and all the while continued to give her the NZYMES®.
I am convinced that without the presence of NZYMES® in her system, that her recovery period would not have been so rapid and successful. Sammie is doing remarkably well and I do contribute much of that to NZYMES®. Thank you..
November 2, 1999 Just about 3 years ago, our 8 1/2 year old Norwegian Elkhound "Sargent" developed hip dysplasia. The vet put him on medication but when that didn't work to help his condition, the vet began to administer steroids to build up his leg muscles. Unfortunately, the steroids damaged his liver and Sarge became very ill 4 months later.
About two months after that we found out about NZYMES®Antioxidnat Treats and we began giving Sarge 2 of them daily. Those along with a multi-vitamin, a low protein diet, exercise, and lots of love seem to be helping him.
He is now walking a lot better. A month after starting the NZYMES® he was given a liver test which showed his liver to be almost normal again.
Our vet read the ingredients of the NZYMES® and seemed to be very pleased with them. It was the first time she had encountered your product and feels that it, along with the other things we've been doing for him, have vastly improved his health.
N. Cannon - Louisville, KY
Reported Symtoms: Hip dysplasia, Steroids, Liver damage
My four year old male boxer "Schatzy" has severe spinal arthritis and severe hip dysplasia. He has difficulty getting up and at one point he'd stopped eating due to his pain. My nine year old female "Pala" is getting old also and has some stiffness due to old injuries. Now and then those injuries flare up, leaving her in so much pain, she is only able to hobble on three legs.
As a veterinary technician, I don't care to use the common steroid or anti-inflammatory drugs because of their side-effects. I truly hoped I would find something natural which was strong enough to help reduce their pain. When I heard about your natural NZYMES®Granules through the internet and I decided to give them a try.
What a change NZYMES®Granules has made for my dogs! The male now runs around, jumps and goes on long walks with me while I ride my horse. I can hardly notice any stiffness in his gait. He's become a happy dog once again. My female "Pala" does experience occasional episodes of lameness, however, I simply doubled her usage as suggested on the label and she seems to recover quickly. Most of the time the front lameness which she's always experienced has completely disappeared.
K. H. - Switzerland
Reported Symptoms: Arthritis, Hip dysplasia, Lameness
Sweetie & Chelsea Breed: Labrador Retriever Problems: Hip Problems, Slow Rising, Whimpers in pain
January 19, 2000, 5 years ago we found Sweetie (Lab) wandering around homeless. Like many others of the lab family, she has hip problems. Often, she was slow to rise and even whimpered while attempting to lie down. Her running has been very limited due to her hip problems however; she loves to go for walks.
I started Sweetie on NZYMES® about a month and a half ago. We call them "Yummies" and she just loves them and gobbles them right up. We have noticed that she has been able to move about with more freedom and we seldom hear her whimper when she lies down anymore. She has become very energetic! In fact, she's even started racing with my German Shepard, "Chelsea" to fetch the ball. We originally got the Nzymes for Sweetie's problems but after witnessing the results, we have decided to start Chelsea on NZYMES® too, so we can ensure her continued good health!
L. Fisser - Huntington Beach, CA
Reported Symptoms: Hip Problems, Slow Rising, Whimpers in pain
July 10, 2002, In February 2002, our 9-month-old Newfoundland, Webster, was diagnosed with severe Canine Hip Dysplasia. Needless to say, we were heartbroken. After hearing about NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats from a friend in March, we decided to give it a try.
As you can see from this photo taken in early May 2002, Webster is doing fine, and looking his bright-eyed self. He hasn't had any more sleepless nights from the painful joints, and we've also noticed how beautiful and shiny his coat is.
I have recommended NZYMES®Antioxidant Treats to all my friends with pets. We've recently adopted another Newfoundland, “Diggie-Doo”, and we've started him on NZYMES® at 12 weeks old.
Sincerely, Jo Ann and Jerry Allen – Louisville, KY
Using one of the NZYMES Antioxidant supplements - Treats or Granules - according to label guidelines, or other more specific instructions received.
Providing your pet with the benefit of a Premium quality kibble food, rather than the typical Big-Name-Brand choices you find in the big stores. See - NZYMES Recommended Foodslisting.
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Abby is now 2 years and 6 months old and has only been on the Antioxidant treats ever since. She runs and plays and no one would ever know that there had been a problem. Even the vet says that there has been much improvement. Abby has recently become a therapy dog with Pet Therapy Dogs of America and spends her weekends visiting Hospice patients. My family, her patients and I can not thank you enough for making such a great product. I have included a picture of Abby at her graduation when she became an official Pet Therapy Puppy! 
At that point PeeWee couldn't walk anymore. He would cry to us when he had to go to the bathroom and we maintained a diaper pad underneath him. It was so sad to see the other dogs walk and play while PeeWee lay in his bed unable to move around. We were told that an operation would be the best thing for PeeWee but it came with a 50/50 chance of success or we could just put PeeWee to sleep, we were shocked and devastated.
We have two small boys, 3 and 5 who jump on her, pull her around on the leash, play hide and seek with her. She's like another child. We have a fenced in front yard so she can see everything that goes on in our neighborhood. She chases loud cars, runs back and forth all day long. She gets to associate with all the neighbors and their dogs, she's the mail carriers best friend and she's our protector and friend.
