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Kennel Cough
Overview
How NZYMES Can Help
Success Stories
Instructions
Kennel Cough in Dogs:
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Kennel Cough, also referred to as Bordetella (Bordetellosis) or Tracheobronchitis, is among the more typical Upper Respiratory issues that may affect your Dog. This common issue is highly contagious and is known to affect a high percentage of dogs throughout the world. Boarding would then be an easy place to contract the illness. Causative agents or contributors to this common upper respiratory issue may include parainfluenza, Bordetella bronchiseptica, and mycoplasma. Canine adenovirus, reovirus and the canine herpes virus can also play a role in the problem. Usually, more than one of these are contributors.
SYMPTOMS
Initial symptoms include a hacking, dry cough, with a retching action. Often, the sound exhibited may resemble that of 'honking'; and, a nasal discharge that is quite watery, rather than heavy, is apparent. Advanced cases may lead to lethargic or lazy behavior, fever, lack of appetite, and pneumonia. Ultimately, death is a possibility.
TYPICAL OPTIONS
No matter the type of respiratory illness affecting your pet, whether Flu, Kennel Cough, or even Pneumonia, it is likely there will be times when you'll need more help than your vet can provide. Antibiotics will be the typical answer provided there, which may or may not resolve the problem as a great deal of these problems are viral in nature and don't respond to antibiotic treatment.
PLEASE NOTE: When your dog has been treated with prescription antibiotics, there is always a possibility that a Systemic Yeast Infection may develop. This is because antibiotics kill not only the BAD bacteria they were prescribed for, but they also damage the GOOD intestinal Flora that protects the body from invading pathogens, and provides the basis for a pet's primary immune system.
Also, if you haven't had luck with your veterinary treatment, don't be alarmed. There are many strains of bacteria that have developed immunities to typical antibiotics over the years such as pseudomonas, like in this story from Dr. Kitty Kenyon.
Many veterinarians are now using our NZYMES Ox-E-Drops as a safe alternative to help with many of these strains.
ALTERNATIVE
If you're currently struggling with Kennel cough with your dog, it may be safe to assume you have already attempted to address the problem through traditional veterinary care. We have dealt with many such cases in which the best of efforts have come up short. NZYMES Ox-E-Drops can be a very useful tool in the battle against this and other respiratory ailments. For more, please move on the the TAB - How Can NZYMES Help?
Help for Respiratory issues
Kennel Cough, Pneumonia, or Bronchitis are conditions that must be dealt with from multiple angles. Not only that, but if there is a virus in the causative factors, this product can be just as effective as it is with bacteria. The Ox-E-Drops, used internally (from addition to the diet), and used in a vaporizer, attacking the problem directly within the lungs, bronchial and respiratory linings, can be surprizingly effective in dealing with the causative organisms. Most dogs begin to show improvement within 2-4 days.
Just obtain either size of Ox-E-Drops and follow the directions outlined on the INSTRUCTIONS TAB. Should you need to consult with us on the matter, just call at your convenience, Monday through Friday.
Since there is a wide multitude of uses, family wide, for our Ox-E-Drops, we tend to recommend the larger REFILL bottle. This 8oz bottle is our best value, with a price of $54.00.
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
Baby H. Breed: Chihuahua Age: 2 yrs Problems: Kennel Cough, Cold, Dog Flu
Our two Chihuahua's, Sadie (4 yrs.) and Baby (2 yrs), came down with what I would say a cold. There nose was runny and they would start wheezing and then gag. Sadie was worse than the Baby.
I ordered the NZYMES Ox-E-Drops, praying that that would help before taking them to the Vets. Within 24 hours of taking it, what a change! I would have thought it would take longer to see any improvement, but not the case. I would say another couple days, and they will be 100% well. Thank you so much for such a fast acting formula. My dogs can breath now.
Thanks so much. Rita Hestand - Vancouver, WA For more information on how to help with a pet's respiratory problems, click here
At 8 or 9 months old, EZ developed a chronic cough. The vet tested him for every possible ailment. The conclusion was that he probably suffered from allergies. His cough worsened. We could only treat him symptomatically. He had to take Temeril-P (a steroid medication), allergy pills and cough suppressant. The meds only slightly improved EZ's condition.
Our wonderful, lively puppy was miserable without the meds, and maybe even more miserable on the meds. Determined to find an alternative, I fortunately discovered the NZYMES website. The money-back guarantee was encouraging. Within two days of starting NZYMES, EZ was off meds; his coughing spells lessened. It is now three weeks later and he has NO cough, his youthful hybrid vigor is back. We now give our four dogs NZYMES daily. I want to share this good news with everyone! Thank you all for sharing your stories and the company for this great product.
Penny Breed: Vizsla Age: 2 yrs Problems: Kennel Cough, Blood in Sinuses, Pneumonia, Bacterial or Fungal Infection
Sept 22, 2004 Two weeks ago, my wife and I adopted Penny, a two-year-old Vizsla Lab mix from our local humane society. On the day we started the adoption process (9/11/04), we were told that she had a kennel cough. Due to an administrative mix-up we had to wait an extra day to bring her home, and so we asked that she be examined by a vet over night. We showed up the next day and Penny's overall health had seriously declined. She was having trouble breathing, lethargic, and was sneezing bloody mucus. We finalized the adoption.
We brought her home and she met our other dog Daisy (a 2-year-old Vizsla Lab mix), and kept her quarantined in our guest bedroom. I stayed with her in the room that night to monitor her breathing. At one point, she was having more difficulty breathing. So, I called our local 24-hour Animal Emergency Hospital, described her condition, and wanted to take her in. The emergency hospital vet assured me that it was just kennel cough, and there was no need to check her into their emergency clinic, and advised me to take her to our regular vet the next day.
On Tuesday (9/14/04) our vet ran a battery of tests on Penny, and X-rays showed that she had serious pneumonia caused by a bacterial or fungal infection. Her lungs were filled with fluid. We were told that if it got any worse, she would need to be put on a ventilator, and were told to keep a close watch for signs of respiratory arrest. They prescribed antibiotics (Clavamox and Marbofloxacin) in hopes that it was a bacterial infection. We were told that these antibiotics would not combat a fungal infection, and were prepared to take a different course of action if her condition continued to decline. We were desperate to get her well, and the antibiotics didn't seem to have much effect.
I did some research on the Internet, and found the NZYMES®.COM website on 9/14, and ordered the Ox-E-Drops (which came with a free bottle of NZYMES®Antioxidant Pet Treats) next day air. On 9/15, the Ox-E-Drops and treats arrived. Immediately I used the Ox-E-Drops in a vaporizer in four to five 15-minute intervals over course of the day and night. I also began giving Penny and our other dog the treats in their food. By the middle of the next day (9/16), Penny showed marked improvement. (Note: I had used the vaporizer previously without the Ox-E-Drops, and her condition did not seem to improve.)
Penny was breathing deeper, and had a developed a productive cough enough to expel the mucus that was clogging her lungs. And, she actually, picked up a ball, and wanted to play!
It is now a week after we first brought her home, when she literally seemed like she was on death's door. She is doing fine, breathing well, playing with our other dog, Daisy. She acts like a totally different dog, happy, impish (of course), and playful.
I now give both Penny and Daisy the NZYMES® Pet Treats daily. I have no doubt that the Ox-E-Drops helped bring her back from this serious illness, and played a major role in helping her to fight off her infection in tandem with the cycle of antibiotics. In the past, I have treated other pets' illnesses with antibiotics alone, and their recovery was never this fast or miraculous. I never thought I'd be writing a testimonial like this. But I just wanted to let you and others know how Ox-E-Drops brought Penny back from an extremely grim llness to being a happy, healthy dog. I must admit that I was fairly skeptical about Ox-E-Drops when I first ordered them, but wanted to give Penny every chance to get better. I'm not a skeptic anymore.
Michael Leggs - St. Paul, MN
Reported Symptoms: Kennel Cough, Blood in Sinuses, Pneumonia, Bacterial or Fungal Infection
Sadie H. Breed: Chihuahua Age: 4 yrs Problems: Kennel cough, cold, dog flu
Our two Chihuahua's, Sadie (4 yrs.) and Baby (2 yrs), came down with what I would say a cold. There nose was runny and they would start wheezing and then gag. Sadie was worse than the Baby.
I ordered the NZYMES Ox-E-Drops, praying that that would help before taking them to the Vets. Within 24 hours of taking it, what a change! I would have thought it would take longer to see any improvement, but not the case. I would say another couple days, and they will be 100% well. Thank you so much for such a fast acting formula. My dogs can breath now. Thanks so much.
Rita Hestand - Vancouver, WA For more information on how to help with a pet's respiratory problems, click here Products Used In This Story
Thought I'd let you know that the NZYMES® have done their job. For the first time in a long time, my little boy puppy, Timmy (1 1/2 yrs old) and little girl puppy, Amie (7 months old) have quit coughing. It's wonderful.
I felt so sorry for both of them and while the Vet said that the cough would go away on its own; the coughing had already continued well past the predicted 7 day duration, so I doubted this would be the case. The little girl (recently adopted at our local SPCA), had kennel cough when we brought her home from the SPCA (a breeding ground for germs of this sort), but she seemed to be getting worse once she was exposed to our little boy. And, neither of them were showing signs of getting rid of the cough. I actually think they were simply transmitting the germ back and forth to each other. Plus, we had another puppy visiting regularly who also had the cough and, as I'm sure you know, kennel cough is highly contagious. But, with the use of NZYMES (Ox-E-Drops) we now have no coughing from either of them.
Also, though the recommendation to give the drops using a syringe along the gum-line did not work for us (neither of the dogs would cooperate), the alternative method worked out well. This was to simply I add the dosage to their meals which consists of both wet and dry food 2 times per day, mixed well and served.
I have NEVER written to a company about a product before but, I had to tell my story.
I recently rescued a young male boxer from a 'kill' shelter. I could not allow such a gorgeous dog to be ignored & ultimately destroyed so I took him straight to my vet's clinic for evaluation. His health was at a critical stage as a result of starvation, kennel cough, pneumonia, and parasites. Although his frame is large and he should have weighed about 60 lbs., sadly he only weighed in at 39 lbs.
The vet prescibed several medications with directions which I followed to the letter. After 7 days of drugs, lots of good food and rest, the dog did NOT appear to be improving. Fearing the worst, I began a search for alternative help, and that's how I discovered the NZYMES® company. I stopped using the antibioticis (which were not working) and started using the Ox-E-Drops in a vaporizer, in the diet, and in the drinking water, along with the Antioxidant Treats, as recommended. I saw then saw an immedidate improvement with my Winston.
Within a day, the coughing stopped! The nasal discharge had decreased by 80%. The dog's energy level increased and he began to play and run by the third day. He is gaining weight and I know that he will have a full recovery now! I plan to continue using the these products as a daily health care routine and I highly recommend them to everyone who has pets. I passed this news onto my vet as well. In fact, I've placed an order for my (human) family's nutritional needs.
Barbara Bosch ~ Alvin, TX
Symptoms/Problems: Kennel cough, Pneumonia, weight loss
Add the drops to the diet, initially 3 times per day; revert to 2 times per day a week or two after wellness is achieved. Using a teaspoon of water (or 4-5 cc's in a small syringe), add 1 drop per 20 lbs. of body weight (2 drop minimum) to the water; add this water to the dogs food, or deliver directly to the mouth.
DELIVERING TO THE RESPIRATORY AREAS
VAPORIZER: Mix 40 to 80 drops of Ox-E-Drops Concentrate with one (1) gallon of water in a gallon vaporizer. NOTE: Severe cases of may warrant the use of the full 80 drops, or even as much as a tablespoon when mixed with 1 gallon of water.
USING A NEBULIZER: Mix 7-8 DROPS of Ox-E-Drops Concentrate with each OUNCE of water that will be used in the nebulizer reservoir (reservoirs usually hold 2 ounces). NOTE: You can increase this slightly for more resistant cases (use 10 drops per oz.).
Directions for Pets: Place the pet in a SMALL enclosed area like a small bathroom or kennel along with the vaporizer. With a kennel, use a towel to tent the top to make sure the vapors are directed so the pet can breathe them (avoid hot steam near their nose or face). Allow the pet to breathe the vapors for 15-20 minutes of EACH HOUR for a period of 4-5 hours. Repeat the procedure for 2-3 days.
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