Support for Slow Recovery Times with Horses Are you seeking help for slow recovery times with Horses? There are several circumstances which can impose significant stress and recovery issues for a horse. Situations such as giving birth, exertion, endurance, and injury...
Product Understanding =Key Factor in Achieving Desired Outcome Nzymes Antioxidant Supplements vs. Dog Mobility Issues Help needed for dog Mobility issues accounts for a major portion of sales for the products we refer to as the ‘NZYMES’, per 2...
Pet Foods Recommended for Healthier Skin and Coats NZYMES.COM has NO ‘direct relationships’ with any specific pet food manufacturers or suppliers; we simply recommend foods that meet our specs for Super-Premium or Holistic. Such foods are manufactured to...
Dyna Gets New Lease on Life with Enhanced Mobility Before Nzymes: Dyna is our 8 Year old, black, Pit Bull mix rescue. We have had her since she was 4 months of age. And, (even) as a puppy, we started to notice that after a day of playing, running or swimming, she...
Dr. K. Kenyon DVM on Histiocytoma Skin Tumor Results Vet Observation using Nzymes for Histiocytoma This Fresno, Calif Vet has used NZYMES® products in her practice for several years. Some years back she provided her comments – in the Video format – on...
2 Videos Submitted via the Shopper-Approved Reviews Mechanism Both pet owners, happy to see their dogs walk again with NZYMES help, responded to a Shopper-Approved Review opportunity, and opted to provide their Video evidence to support their statements. Wilma....
For Cat Owners Facing Skeletal Injury and Recovery in Cats Whether disease related or (more likely) injury related, your feline friend may just be unlucky enough to have a serious mobility challenge. We see many cases where a cat has suffered a injury to body, limbs,...
Raja, a Shepherd-mix, finds help for Respiratory & Skin/Coat Issues. May, 2010: I really enjoy reading the testimonials at NZYMES.COM. They make me feel great. I am writing my story to show people what NZYMES® (products) can make possible in a very desperate...
Great Dane Karma, Overcomes Bone Growth Disorder Hello, My husband and I bought a Great Dane puppy. When Karma was approximately 10 weeks old, her front legs started bowing. We contacted Linda Arndt – The Great Dane Lady – and she recommended we put our...
JAZZ – a Collie Finally Finding Relief from Skin Symptoms PARTICULARS Breed: Collie Age: 8 years young Troubles: Hair Loss, Itchy Skin Problems, Skin Blackening, sores/weeping scabs, low energy, diarrhea Oct. 11, 2010 Jazz and I would like to thank the people...
Sara is Relieved of Ugly Oral Growth in 2 Weeks NOTE: This young Whippet Hound mix, was troubled by a large ugly oral growth at the front of his teeth, making it difficult to eat. See how the NZYMES® Papilloma Support Program helped the body get things under control....
See How Angel Conquered Dog Allergies & Hot Spots Hi, everybody. My name is Angel. I’m a 3 yr. old Havanese pup. I only weigh 7 pounds. A whole year ago I got itchy, started losing my pretty hair and got even more skinny than I already was! My vet...
Rusty Leaves Wheelchair Behind after Vaccination Induced Paralysis My dog Rusty received a rabies vaccine on April 27th, 2016. He started limping right after injection. I called the vet. He immediately put Rusty on prednisone, muscle relaxers and pain medications...
Mewuk Receives Natural Support for Aging and Hip Pain “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...
Mini Dachshund – sees Freedom from Seizure Events June 25, 2009 Our little Dachshund is Brantley. Since starting him on a daily feeding of the NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats he has only had one convulsive fit, and that has been 3 months ago. He not only quit having...
Customer Provided Verbal Reviews on Dog Mobility Troubles This page hosts a number of audio recordings of customer-provided verbal reviews on dog mobility troubles preventing their dogs from enjoying the life they deserve. Their words detail issues troubling their...
DINO, Cat Recovery Story: Accident Damage + Nasty Skin/Itch Issues This is Dino’s story, my little buddy, and how a lot of love, caring people, skilled doctors, quality food and NZYMES® nutritional products took this cat from near death to a beautiful healthy...
Getting Real Help for Your Dogs Chronic Yeasty Ears People spend all kinds of time and money looking for some quick and inexpensive answer for their dog’s yeasty ears, without ever knowing how and where the problem came about, nor what it will take to actually...
Pippin: Mostly Clear of ‘Presumed Allergies’ Issue in Months Age: 11 ~ Breed: Maltese/Pomeranian Mix ~ Reported Issues: ‘Allergies’, Ear Infections, Eye Drainage NZYMES NOTE: We have been dealing with such cases – with...
Learn About Otis – Walking Again with Nzymes Help Last May when Otis was 12.5 years old, he developed problems with walking. At first, we thought it was arthritis but soon he could not walk at all (much like Chessey). There was a problem in his spinal column,...
Story of Yoshie: Overcoming Symptoms Attributed to Dog Allergies Story Provided, December 4, 2013 “Yoshie’s Magic Elixirs” We rescued Yoshie, our beloved Bichon Frise, 8 years ago. The people who we got him from wanted to get an Australian...
Lucy Rose – Recovering from Challenging Itchy Skin Problems Around July of 2011, I began to notice scabs on Lucy’s head. I didn’t worry too much because she had just turned one-year-old and spent a lot of time trying to break out of the backyard and...
NZYMES Nutritional Support is Key in Dog Paralysis Recovery Though it may have been a slower process than usual, this especially cute Corgi, Chessey, is able to walk and run after the necessary recovery time from the Paralysis challenges he faced from apparent...
The Gentle, Effective Answer to Kennel Cough Watching your dog suffer from Kennel Cough can be heart-wrenching. However, watching a short Video – at the bottom of this page – can show you how easily and quickly you can have a happy, playful canine...
Facts and Resolution Options for the Dog Flu Dog Flu / Canine Influenza Overview The Dog Flu is an illness or Condition usually involving respiratory distress and possibly other symptoms, such as fever. Being caused by the Canine Influenza Virus, this type of...
An Overview: PANO, or Panosteitis in Dogs Panosteitis, often abbreviated as PANO, is a condition characterized by an accelerated rate of growth which most commonly results in lameness and/or arthritis-like aches or pains in the long bone of the legs. Very likely, the...
Harley’s Issues: Pano, Growing Pains, Dull Coat Thank you, thank you, and thank you. Well, it’s been 8 days since I have been giving my boy, Harley, the double dose of NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats and he is doing really well. I found Linda...
FUS – Feline Urologic Syndrome Friday, my Persian: I am the owner of two long-haired breed cats, a RagDoll and the Persian. When I got my Persian she had serious urinary problems and reoccurring FUS (Feline Urologic Syndrome), This is one of the most frequent...
Shedding & Hair Loss Concerns – What to Do Yikes, the piles of fur shed from the coat of your dog may not be as obvious as with this photo illustration, but they can certainly build up around the corners and crevices of your floors, on and around furniture...
What Can Be Done for Bronchitis in Dogs, Acute or Chronic Bronchitis in dogs, acute or chronic, usually affects middle-aged to older dogs. The cause of canine bronchitis isn’t completely clear but has often resulted from untreated respiratory issues like...
Dr. K. Kenyon, DVM, on NZYMES for Dog Spider Bites VET OBSERVATIONS USING NZYMES >A seasoned Vet from the Fresno area in California has been an NZYMES believer and user of our products for many years. She began using the products in her practice after having used...
My Story About Dog Food Poisoning: I had begun using your NZYMES® Granules, Ox-E-Drops and Bac-Pak Plus in early February 2007. My dog is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and has 5 new puppies. She is not a big dog and weighs normally 14 lbs. In March I purchased two...
How Natural Support for Injury Recovery is Helpful Well, this all started when it was feeding time. My 1-year-old cat “Big Boy” is always the first one to greet me and of course, show up to eat. However, that day he did not come home for dinner. He is...
Honey Gets Relief from Antibiotic/Steroid Treatments for Allergies For the last year, we’d noticed Honey, our Cairn Terrier, had been losing more and more hair, and getting more and more sedentary, even though she was only 8 years old and normally should live to...
Holistic Help for Dog Skin Problems of Pemphigus Nature Pemphigus is a medical name for an entire GROUP of autoimmune issues which may make themselves known by the negative health effects they have on skin areas of the pet (usually dogs) and, with some frequency,...
Quick Reviews: 4 Brief Dachshund Recovery Stories – Paralysis We get many dog recovery stories on a weekly basis – especially about dog paralysis – that are very SHORT comments about results seen with the benefit of NZYMES® in the daily diet. So,...
A Variety of Breeds and Short Stories: Written or Voice Recordings Many customers write in to tell us about NZYMES results and provide very brief stories. That being said, we felt that a collection of related stories would be useful to NZYMES customers. This page is...
Issues with Aries: Wobblers Syndrome In June 2008, mobility difficulty with Aries was diagnosed, and Wobblers Syndrome was the presumed issue. Her back-end was giving out on her and she could no longer jump the fence or walk steadily. I found NZYMES.COM online while...
A Short Primmer on Heartworm Disease Canine Heartworm disease, otherwise known by its medical name – Dirofilaria immitis – is basically a worm/parasite infestation issue that is most often transmitted from dog to dog by a mosquito. Those...
Ricky and Holistic Support for Mange Recovery Ricky was sitting at the county shelter with a serious case of mange. Collin County Humane Society scooped him up quickly from the dangerous shelter and he is in foster care. He has been given his daily supplements from...
Facebook Posting & Video: Dog Paralysis Recovery Bailey’s pet-parent, Vicki, posted a Facebook comment on our Sprouted Granules page on Jan. 30, 2016. You can see her original remarks there by visiting that page and looking under “Reviews”. ...
Humane Society Seeks Nzymes’ Help for Terrible Mange Cases Little Lacy was found wandering the streets of Arlington. She has one of the worst cases of mange that we have seen on such a young puppy. We couldn’t even tell her breed. Originally we thought she...
Answers & Help for Dogs or Cats with Mange Problems Mange problems, whether dog or cat (or other companion pet), have the potential to become a serious health issue. Though different types, these are all parasite issues involving various varieties of MITES...
Issues with Jake: Arthritis – Probable Hip Dysplasia – ACL Surgery April 6, 2012Out of nowhere, Jake our Lab, showed up at my door when he was about 6 months old and weighed 60 lbs. When no one claimed him, I didn’t know what to do because I...
Sam’s Issues: Hot Spots, Skin Problems July 14, 2001. We are the owners of one of the most beautiful Golden Retrievers that God has ever made. He is four years old and every time we take him out in public we get congratulatory remarks from strangers on what a...
Cookie – Horse with Heaves, Chronic Cough and Kidney Issues We wanted a mixed breed older pony, for my two small children. When we met Cookie, we knew Cookie was a horse Horse with Heaves and Chronic Cough. She also had a respiratory problem similar to...
Champion Herding Dog Near Death from Excess Medications April 1, 2001 – My name is Carla Murray and Mark is my champion sheep-herding Border collie that was given too much Prednisone over a lengthy time. His back and most of his joints calcified. He lost his...
DOBERMAN DOG finds Help for Wobblers Syndrome My deaf Doberman, Duke, has had one prior episode of Wobblers syndrome a few months back (2006) in which he exhibited symptoms. After using Prednisone for about 7 days, he eventually was back to normal. Then came 2 weeks...
Hip Problems & Compromised Mobility Troubles A short Video, on How LILY’s desire to “move as little as possible” was Overcome LILY’s Written Story… December 3, 2012This last February, Lily, my seven-year-old Lab/mix began showing...
Shopper-Approved.com Has Collected nearly 33,000 Nzymes Reviews Customer Reviews are collected upon checkout – 96% being 4 or 5 Star Reviews CUSTOMER REVIEWS NOTE: A few ‘customer reviews’ are displayed below – in ‘auto rotating’...
This Page can Provide Visitors a Quick Glimpse of NZYMES in Action Links to above referenced Natural Recovery Stories: LILLY – Mixed-breed dog – Paralysis, Disc-disease/Back Degeneration Problems LILY J – Mixed-breed dog: Mobility Discomfort, Hip...
Visualizing: Live-Nutrition & Natural Supplements vs. Cat Health Issues NZYMES® – Nutrition and Resources to Support Cat Health Our cats provide love, joy, and comfort to us simply because they exist. They become a part of our home and hearts in mere...
Dalmatian Dog had Stool Eating Habit and Anal Gland Problems I ordered NZYMES® Sprouted Granules late last summer, and honestly didn’t notice much change in Apache, until I ran out! Now that I look back, I realize that gradually Apache had stopped lurching...
Why Dogs Turn to Coprophagia (Consuming Feces) Although Coprophagy in dogs during fall and winter is more prevalent, this very unsightly habit of stool eating is rather natural and fairly common. It’s also likely a practice that is a hold-over from prehistoric...
Canine Nutritional Advisor Linda Arndt, Endorses NZYMES® I am a strong believer in the value of proper nutrition and enzymes. More importantly, the use of antioxidant enzymes in the diet for my animals. When animals are under stress (chemical, trauma, infectious,...
Natural Support for Urinary Troubles & UTI Issues with Cats UTI Urinary Troubles in Cats are painful and dangerous conditions that can create problem blockages. This may restrict and eventually prevent the release of urine. The continued collection of urine...
Easy Solution for Too Much Cat Shedding Shedding in cats is a normal process. It is how they lose their dead hair. However, too much shedding in cats can be highly indicative of poor health quality of the hair follicle itself. And so, excessive shedding, however, is...
A Natural Approach to Dealing with Skin Problems in Cats Cats, just like dogs, are susceptible to itchy skin issues. Cat skin problems can most often be attributed to a nutritional dysfunction in their bodies due to the poorer foods and treats which use too many...
Support for Stiff and Painful Joints and Slowed Mobility Does your cat appear to be limping? Is he or she slowing down and not jumping up on the counters like they used to? Is it taking them longer to get up from their naps? Is Arthritis the Contributing Factor? Not...
How NZYMES can Help… Cat Hairball Problems? Don’t fret… with NZYMES® Antioxidants, your hairball problems can be history sooner than you might think!! Hairballs are a very common problem in cats. Quite often and very easily cats shed their fur...
Storm, Siberian Husky gets Help for Pemphigus Issue July 25, 2009 When we took Storm to the vet for the skin issue, the vet said Storm had a pemphigus type skin disorder, probably caused by vaccinosis (toxins in vaccinations) that would require the life-long...
Enzymes and their Importance to Everyday Health… NOTE: NZYMES – our Brand name – is pronounced ‘enzymes’; this is because our products are all about enzymes, what they do in the body, and their tremendous importance to the everyday...
Natural Help Options for Horse Melanoma Issues A Quick Intro, with Video, on a Special Melanoma Feed Program Having Melanoma worries with your horse? Melanomas are cancerous growths on the skin, or other soft tissue, and are an issue most common with Gray or White...
A Look at Navicular Problems in Horses What to Watch For – What Can Be Done Navicular problems in horses are the most common cause of lameness in horses. In fact, the navicular bone, plays a major role with the overall health of the hoof and of the whole...
Cedar’s Issues: Constant Itching and Scratching Cedar itched constantly from the day we brought her home at 7 months almost three years ago. We tried everything under the sun, from homeopathy to some nutritional changes to topical applications and colloidal...
What to Know about Allergies in Dogs Issues Often Attributed to ‘Allergies’ Warm Weather Flare Ups (summer “allergies”) Itchy Skin and Paws Excessive Licking and Scratching Minor-to-Serious HAIR LOSS Issues Hot Spots (some cases) Ear...
Dog Pneumonia Information & Overview Using Nzymes Healthy Respiratory Program If your dog has been diagnosed with any form of pneumonia you will certainly want to deal with the issue immediately. Depending on the severity of the problem, the prognosis could vary...
Oral Growths or Papilloma Warts in Dogs Recognizing Papilloma Warts & Knowing What to do Canine Oral Papilloma Warts, associated with COPV, are characterized by cauliflower-shaped growths within or around the mouth of the dog; but, they can occasionally develop on...
Issue: Disabling Discomfort Associated with Hip Dysplasia My family and I got Abby, our Golden Retriever, as a puppy straight 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...
Bella Runs & Plays Again After Back Injury & Paralysis When it comes to dog paralysis issues and recovery challenges, NZYMES® is at the forefront of helping people to help their precious pets. We have much evidence to indicate typical results seen, including...
An Nzymes Overview of Hip Dysplasia in Dogs Affecting a fair percentage of dogs, hip dysplasia (sometimes referred to as ‘loose hips’) is a developmental malformation or subluxation of the hip joints, eventually resulting in Arthritic issues. Quite...
Help Alternatives for Dog Paralysis – Effective Options Paralysis issues in dogs is one of the two most common mobility challenges facing pet parents these days, with Hip Dysplasia being the other one. We have tremendous success with both of these concerns. We...
Cody, Great Dane & Seriously Degraded Joint Health The very first time I used the NZYMES® Granules was with a 4-year-old Dane. She was so frail from arthritis so serious that I actually decided to set up an appointment to have her put to sleep. At the time, she...
Natural Help Options for Arthritis in Dogs Arthritis in Dogs is a degenerative joint condition that involves pain and inflammation of one or more joints. Research shows that one in five dogs will develop arthritis, and many breeds develop it at a much younger age than...
Lilly’s Story is about Dog Paralysis Recovery Timeframe: Jan. 16, 2007 Breed: Lab/Walker-Hound Mix Issues: Paralysis, IVDD/DDD, Bladder Infection, Despondent Lilly’s Dog Paralysis Recovery Caught on Video Lilly is the mixed-breed dog in the Video...
Got a dog with skin problems? Don’t expect to find a “Magic Bullet” Does your dog itch? Is he scratching, biting, licking or chewing? Is there hair loss, odor, blackening skin problems or ear infections? Have you been led to believe that this is all allergy related?...
Offer of Available Phone Support & Help While our previous website had tremendously greater content – in covering ailments and issues that might only affect a limited number of pets or horses, or maybe even people, much of that content or ‘written...
Awareness is Key to Securing a Home from Holiday Pet Dangers This article on “Holiday Pet Dangers” is offered to enlighten and increase awareness – so that people can enjoy increased safety for their precious pets during holiday seasons. So, as the...
Overview: Benefits of Giving Your Dog Apple Cider Vinegar Why give your dog apple cider vinegar? Surely we have all heard the old saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”. This could well have a lot of merits. Apples are among the most health-giving...
Boston Terrier Relieved of Canine Arthritis Struggles Alice is my ten-year-old Boston Terrier. She began limping and wouldn’t put any weight on her right front leg. I took her to the vet, and he gave her pain med’s and a steroid alternative. After two...
Great Dane Dog – and Puppy Acne Problems When Bacchus, our Great Dane puppy, was a few months old he had puppy pimples. It really wasn’t too bad in the beginning. But, as he got older it just got worse. He was covered from head to toe!! It was so bad; you...
Understanding Wobblers and What You Can do About It What is Wobblers? Wobblers syndrome in dogs is an issue that mainly affects large and giant breeds. It is a compression or slippage of the discs in the spine that results in neck pain and mobility issues – sometimes...
Answers to Repeating, Yeasty Ear Infections in Dogs Since NZYMES began operations in 1999, we’ve had thousands of clients contact us regarding chronic ear infections in dogs. It has been our experience that the vast majority of these cases have not been simple issues,...
Problems: Itching, Blackened Elephant Skin, Yeast Infection We had tried all the vet recommendations, from prescription food, daily baths, steroids, etc. Nothing worked for her blackened skin, itching & other symptoms. We thought we were going to have to put her...
Itchy Dog, too much Scratching? Get Help, Win the Battle! Itch, Scratch, Repeat. Seems like an endless road, right?. You might think “Fleas”, but you don’t find any, and are sure the dog is flea-protected. So, what else could be going on?...
Causes and Diagnosis Factors Related to Incontinence It’s common to experience urinary incontinence related to aging or tied to a particular disease or condition. Dogs are no exception. To be healthy and live a good life, a healthy and properly working bladder...
Biscut Overcomes Seizures & Shedding, & Lives 19 Years The little dog who started it all Biscut was a lively and adorable little dog that is remembered fondly by all of us in the Nzymes family. She belonged to my uncle Stan, who along with his brother (and my...
Via Saliva, ‘Oral Papilloma Warts’ Can be Very Contagious Most of us have a good idea what warts look like, at least on the skin, with those mostly flat, raised and somewhat hard bumps; many of us have experienced one or more of these small growths. But...
Bohdi – A Cardiomyopathy & Lyme Case Today we are excited to share a story from one of our favorite Nzymes customers, and business proprietor as well as promoter of NZYMES® products, Brenda Johnson. She has been a long-time client and is now a Natural...
Diarrhea in Dogs – The Typical Causes PREFACE:On the subject of ‘diarrhea in dogs’, it would be normal to assume that every dog is going to have diarrhea sometimes, right? This issue is not a shocker – but it can sometimes become a problem....
Leaky-Gut in Pets – What it means If you are reading this, chances are you may not yet know what leaky gut syndrome in dogs is…but there’s a good chance you already know it’s as gross as it sounds, and you’ve likely found this page by discretely...
How You Might Contribute – or Not Everyone wants a healthy dog – but how would you know? Is your dog happy? We have any number of tests and measures to help you determine the health of a dog; but – just like people – happiness also plays a key role...
Can this dog, Nash, Really Get by Without Spinal Arthritis Surgery? NZYMES NOTE:This post is very special to all of us here at NZYMES. The following story about serious dog mobility problems, is one of the reasons why we are so passionate about our work and our...
Facts on Twisted Stomach/GDV in Dogs Bloat can be a funny word sometimes – but there is nothing funny about bloat when it comes to dogs – this issue in dogs is downright scary and must be addressed immediately and properly. Dog bloat, twisted stomach and...
Are Foods with Glucosamine Additives up to the Hype? We’ve all seen the commercials: Happy dogs, eating fancy foods with fancy labels that promote how this particular kibble dog food helps to maintain healthy joint function and/or alleviate joint pain....
Pet Grooming Tips Picking a dog groomer is a lot like choosing your dog’s sitter – for most of us pet parents that means Operation Interrogation. We have lots of questions and just because a groomer has been recommended by your neighbors or friends doesn’t...
Information on Oral Dog Warts. Here are 5 Facts: 1. What it is: A papilloma is a fancy term (or medical term) for a benign wart. While they are not pretty and can grow in very inconvenient places, these oral dog warts are not always something to worry about. It’s...
Dog Ear Infections, Types/Treatments Most dogs will suffer from an itchy, awful ear infection at least once in their lifetime. As good caretakers of our pets it’s our responsibility to be informed and to know what to look for in order to head off these painful...
Yeast Candida and Fungal Skin Issues with Dogs or Cats Early symptoms of Yeast (Candida) taking control of the Gut are not so obvious; it’s mostly about itching/scratching, and too much licking at feet or legs (maybe some chewing involved). If things are...
Things you may need to know – if you suspect ‘Dog Flu’ Most dog owners have heard of the canine influenza virus, but here are a few quick facts about the dog flu that are helpful for every dog parent to know. 1. What is the dog flu? The “dog...
Some Healthy Habits to Keep Your Dog Free of Digestive Issues Digestive disorders in dogs can range from serious to just ‘stinky’. And it is widely agreed that it’s best to avoid all of them. All creatures, big and small, will experience some level of...
Hip Dysplasia and Herding-Breed Dogs Are you surprised to see your Aussie, Border Collie or similar breed starting to struggle with his hips? You’re not alone. While the Australian Shepherd is generally a very healthy breed of dog, hip dysplasia is, unfortunately, a...
I can’t imagine shedding hair the way some dogs do. Imagine how awkward would it be to go over to a new friend’s home and have my hair start falling out everywhere. How embarrassing. And yet some dogs – through no fault of their own – face this...
A Few Doggy Park Rules… I am so excited to meet the new dog in my life… I don’t have him or her yet, but I’m already getting prepared: picking out doggy bowls, researching the best foods for my new friend and looking up nearby dog parks – and there are a bunch...
Four Common Dog Paralysis Causes Not Injury Related If your child were to develop paralysis it would be heart breaking. So, as doggy parents, getting a diagnosis of canine paralysis is equally devastating information. However, our 20-year history reveals that it is...
Hearing recommendations that your dog needs ‘yeast free’ dog food? You’ve recently figured out that your dog is battling a yeast infection. You know that diet is a key factor in getting this problem under control –so now the hunt begins to find a...
Healthy Eats that May Kill the Creaks Typical Shopper Question: “What can I get that is all-natural and that can help free my dog from the daily aches, pains, and stiff legs that limit mobility?” A Little Super-Nutrition Daily Can Help Win the Fight with...
Canine Hip Dysplasia, Further Info & Considerations Hip dysplasia with dogs can be a devastating diagnosis; no two ways about it. You witness your dog experiencing discomfort, and the options facing you can be scary, often ineffective and possibly quite expensive....
Does your Dog Have Blackened or Elephant Skin? Noah was a young Pit Bull-Mastiff mix with perfect pink skin and a healthy looking coat. At 2 years of age, after a routine trip to the vet for vaccination shots, he began to develop a patch of blackened skin. The vet...
Nzymes Reviews: Pair of Beagle Dogs Overcoming Hip Pain NOTE: Every day, NZYMES® receives many ultra-short stories of success that are a bit too short to create a complete success-story page. So, provided below are a PAIR of such items – both about Beagles...
Other Considerations with Dog Arthritis Concerns Arthritis in dogs is an all too common ailment. Many pet parents have resigned themselves to the fact that arthritis, and its debilitating impact, are just part of a dog’s life. While there are some forms of arthritis...
Has Your Dog Been “Diagnosed” with Allergies? Welcome to the club. According to many recent polls of dog owners, “dog allergies” is the most frequent ailment diagnosis heard from local veterinarians in our modern times. Yet, why would so many...
Evaluation Discussion on the Bordetella Vaccine It seems like sharing an opinion about vaccines these days is like talking about politics or religion… with your in-laws… on the first day of a week-long visit. Bad idea. Yet here I am, starting a discussion. Only it’s...
5 Ways to Soothe Kennel Cough Symptoms Kennel cough in dogs is often referred to as Bordetella or Bordetellosis, and can be easily compared to the “common cold” in people: it’s pretty contagious, rarely fatal and is usually out of the system in a number...
Health Problem: Eating/Digestive Disorder, Coprophagia Biggles was 2 years old when I adopted him from a shelter. There was a connection made when we saw each other and I believed he would be a great friend. I started him on Bifidus, a probiotic, and It took 3 weeks...
Coonhound Syndrome aka Coonhound Paralysis Because it can render a dog paralyzed, with little or no movement capability Coonhound Syndrome, or acute polyradical neuritis, can be a quick-acting and devastating Immobilizer when dogs fall prey to this weird condition....
Disc Disease (DDD) & Dogs versus Humans Dogs also have a vertebral column and intervertebral discs very much like humans do, except for the orientation. Therefore, the disease or “wear and tear” processes that affect spinal discs have some important...
Dog Urinary Health, Urine Crystals, and Stones Crystals forming in the bladder can create minor or major problems with your dog – as they have the capability to block urine flow either partially or completely. And, common causative factors include overly high...
Problem – Loose Stools with Great Dane I send out a “Big Thank You” to Lyn Richards at doglogic.com and others of you who reinforced her recommendation of Back to Basics Pet Food and the NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats for Diesel to help with his loose...
What to do about Dog Shedding & Scratching Concerns Your dog’s skin is an indication of her overall health. One of the first things to check on your dog when she is not feeling well is the condition of the skin. First, you need to get past the fur and take a close...
If Not, He or She Certainly Should Be! Enzymes are the ‘essence of life’, and serve to provide vast variety of functions inside living organisms. They are needed for signal transduction (this is when something outside the cell, in this case, the enzyme,...
Challenges: Hairballs and Shedding For almost three years I have been fighting shedding and hairballs with my cat. He was bringing up large and long hairballs. Honestly, I did not think the NZYMES Antioxidant Treats were going to work, but they worked great. My...
Helpful Information on Cataracts in Dogs Genetic Factors to Cataracts in Dogs Cataracts in dogs, cats or other companion pets is a fairly common problem with the eyes. Cataracts can result from a variety of different causes and may affect all breeds and ages of...
Emmet’s Respiratory Problem: Puppy Pneumonia Emmet was Congested Two months ago we brought our new Bulldog puppy home with us. That day, we noticed right away that something wasn’t right with him. Besides green mucus coming from his nose, he sounded...
Scout, My Vizsla Dog, is Finally Rid of Skin Problems Vizsla Dog gets rid of Skin Problems? You better believe it! At NZYMES® we help people find natural solutions to dog skin problems every day! If you own a Vizsla, we put this testimonial up just for you! Now take a...
Spinal Problems in Dogs – Introductory Discussion There are numerous ways in which a dog can be injured in or around the critical spinal area, whether neck region or back regions such as Thoracic or Lumbar. Some injury types can end up being more debilitating...
A Brief Overview on Anemia in Dogs Anemia in Dogs is a rare but often ‘life threatening’ condition which is all about a low red blood cell count. This can come about from several different reasons, which may include loss of blood, the destruction of the...
What to do About Bloody Diarrhea in Dogs Bloody diarrhea in dogs can be a serious concern, and you should take the pet to the vet as soon as possible for a proper professional assessment. Depending on the actual issue, it may not be good to waste time. There...
Increase Your Understanding about Dermatitis in Dogs Dermatitis is the term for a variety of inflammatory skin conditions that can have serious negative and long-term affects for the overall health of your dog. It can be a temporary or chronic (repetitive) condition...
Basset Hound Problem: Dogs Excessive Shedding After trying your product on our Basset Hound my husband and I had to send our story in! We have two dogs, a female basset hound named Sophia and a male long-haired Dachshund named Stitch. Since Stitch is long-haired, you...
Problem: Kennel Cough & Respiratory Distress 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, we were told that she had a kennel cough. Due to an administrative...
Stray Pets vs. the Challenging Cold of Winter “I hate that there are so many cold, stray animals, but what can I do about it?” A little help can go a long way There are around 70 million stray dogs & cats in the U.S. at any given time. That is five...
Health Concerns with Kidneys of the Dog Kidney failure, or Chronic Renal Failure, is most often seen in the older dog or cat and may be caused by a wide variety of issues. Causes range from being born with poorly functioning kidneys to the accidental ingestion of...
How NZYMES can Support or Aid with Hepatitis Challenges Hepatitis in dogs: This is a disorder that involves inflammation of the liver, and is common to many animals, as well as humans. Hepatitis in dogs is caused by the virus CAV-1 which is not one that is infectious...
Unwanted Reactions to Vaccinations in Dogs Vaccinosis is the general name for chronic disease symptoms that can be traced to vaccine use. There can be many symptoms from vaccine protocols, including seizures, fever, lethargy, hypertrophic dystrophy (bone pain), &...
Concern: Small Dog Having Seizures – Needed Help Around February, our little Chihuahua had some type of seizure that was a mystery to us. About 2 weeks after this, she had another one – much more severe. At the time, we thought she was choking and ran her...
Understanding Aging Issues in Cats: This is one of those unavoidable parts of life we all wish we could better control. For your precious cat, getting older is not a lot different than it is for people. Depending on the breed, ‘Old age’ symptoms can begin...
Great Dane Challenges: Wobblers, Paralysis, Jaw Surgery Using Nzymes for Wobblers Zelda Mae, our 4-1/2-year-old blue Great Dane, was diagnosed in May with Cervical Vertebrae Instability or Wobblers. She was in extreme discomfort, which was being managed through...
Jozie’s Story: Severe Paralysis & Loss of Bladder Control First, I would like to personally thank you and Linda Arndt for your professional and friendly service. The phone calls and emails of concern for my dog, Jozie, really touched my heart as well as...
Problems: Mobility Loss, Possible Arthritis or Spinal Issues Our 18-year-old Miniature Pinscher, Koly, has been part of our family for a very long time. We love him dearly and were very concerned as he started aging quickly in his later years. He became immobile and...
Overview of Issues Involving Dogs Affected by Liver Damage Liver damage in dogs is frequently the result of repeated use of common medications such as Rimadyl (Carprofen), Prednisone or others like them. At NZYMES, for over two decades, we have seen many dozens of...
Health Issues: Yeasty Ears/Skin & Blackened Skin NZYMES NOTES: Cassi’s symptoms were classic ‘yeast overgrowth’; wherein, symptoms generally start at ears or feet, or both. And, Skin Blackening comes along in following months – which can...
Help for Dogs that have Lost their Vitality or ‘Get Up and Go’ Lethargic behavior in animals, including dogs (or horses), can often be attributed to elements missing in the diet. The lack of energy, listlessness, sluggishness, laziness, or similar symptoms...
Amazing Pup Beats Odds – Survives Cancer, Seizures, Neglect Murphy’s Story I am writing to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the wonderful product you have created with NZYMES®. The difference in my dog, Murphy, is amazing. Here is his story:Life...
Dog Torn Ligament Recovery Dog torn ligament issues can really make life hard, especially for a Bernese Mountain Dog, like Griffen. Fortunately for Griffen Charles Baker from Marlton, NJ found our website, and got him started on the road to recovery! Check out what...
Issues with Max: Dog Allergies? Or Yeast & Blackened Skin? As told by Max… My symptoms started about 4 years ago, in 2003… I would constantly rub my face on the floor and chew on my feet… I felt like I was going crazy… As you can see in the pictures...
Willow’s Issues: Vaccine Reaction, Vomiting, Diarrhea My four-month-old female Harlequin Great Dane, Willow, had a reaction to her 15th-week vaccinations. Following the shots, she ran a low-grade fever (vaccine reaction), threw up her breakfast and had a case of...
Copper’s Issues: Vaccine Reactions, Limping, Lethargy We got Copper on May 3rd from the Irvine Animal Care Center. They estimated that Copper was two years old. On April 30th, he had been given the following vaccinations/medications: • DHLPP • Corona •...
Trinket’s Melanoma Saga, by Rachel Kitts Rachel: I was hired as a caretaker for Trinket, a 15-year-old gray Arabian mare. One very common problem for gray Arabians is the development of skin melanomas and Trinket was no different, she had numerous melanomas all...
Eye Infection Assessment or Help NOTE: Before continuing with the information of this page, it is important to consider that the majority of eye infection issues with dogs may be just a symptom of a much greater problem. If you see other symptoms such as –...
Arabian Horse Survives Starvation, Weight Loss, Atrophy, and Lameness As the owner of a horse rescue organization here in California, I see some horrible cases of muscle atrophy in horses. One such case was an Arabian horse by the name of Sampson, which we rescued. To...
Issues: Disc Disease, Ruptured Discs, Paralysis Well at long last, here is the story of Luis, my Doberman with disc disease, and the miracle of NZYMES®. At the age of 8 years old, my Doberman, Luis, had the body of an athlete and the unceasing energy of a young pup....
Pekingese With Back Problems & Rear-leg Lameness My Pekingese, Maggie, is 5 years old. Within 2 months time, she began having trouble with weakness in her back end. My previous Pekingese, Gizmo, had had the same trouble. After taking Maggie to the vet and her...
Slugger Recovers from Stiff Joints Recently, I had a case of stiff joints in horses. My 5-year-old APHA Gelding horse, “Louisville Slugger”, was stiff in his joints after his regular workouts. He also seemed to have very little endurance during hot...
Sadie & Baby, Respiratory Issues: Dog-Cough, Runny Nose Our two Chihuahua’s, Sadie (4 years.) and Baby (2 years), came down with a dog cough. Their noses were runny and they would start wheezing and then gag. Sadie was worse than the Baby. I ordered the...
Symptoms: Itchy Skin/feet, Hair Loss, Discolored Skin, Weight Loss Around late October, we started to notice our Great Pyrenees, Alf Ralph, was developing yeasty skin symptoms on his belly and legs. After consulting with the vet I was given a two-week supply of...
Recovery Support: Dog Bites & Similar Skin Wounds Wounds in Dogs from a Variety of Causes Bites or Wounds in dogs can happen at any time. Whether by accident, or animals becoming aggressive or even defensive. Resulting wounds or injury can be worrisome or...
Poodle, Gets Clear of Diarrhea and Cryptosporidium Clouseau began having bouts of diarrhea soon after we picked him up as a puppy. Initially, the vet thought he needed a change of food to the Hills Prescription Diet they sold. After reading the ingredients, I rejected...
German Shepherd Hip Dysplasia – a Happy Ending At the end of August, we noticed that our 7-year-old German Shepherd would cry out whenever she got up. All of a sudden her behavior changed. She did not walk up the stairs, she would not jump in the car, was she...
Problems: Incontinence, Chronic Eye Infection I have a beautiful 9-year-old Doberman Pinscher named Goldie. Goldie has been suffering from incontinence (urinary leaking) since she was spayed 8 years ago. Goldie would leak all over the rug, on the floor, in her bed...
Hypertrophic OsteoDystrophy, or HOD Trouble in Dogs HOD in dogs: HOD is the abbreviation for Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy, which is just one of several developmental orthopedic diseases or issues affecting dogs in our modern times, which is likely not an issue...
Sweet Chihuahua Struggles with Pneumonia Abby, A Sweet Chihuahua with Pneumonia Challenges I purchased Abby while she was sick with a respiratory illness (dog pneumonia). She had been on antibiotics since late December. I took her to my vet, and she was given up to...
Brutus, a Mixed-Breed Challenged by Cervical Spine Injury & Paralysis Our Brutus has always been a very active dog. He does not know he is a relatively small dog. He is very affectionate and friendly to all humans but definitely wants to be the only dog in our...
Dog Health Challenge: Stroke Induced Paralysis In June our 10-year-old Keeshond named Kabuki was rushed to the Vet with a uterine infection and had emergency surgery to remove the uterus before it burst. At the same time, she had a breast tumor removed and all seemed...
Kira Overcomes Horse Navicular Disease Kira, my 15-year-old Appendix Quarter horse, came to me when she was 3 years old and I trained her myself. We competed in a local horse show series and came in 3rd at the end of the year in the Schooling Hunter division. She...
Dharma & Possible Nerve Damage from Injury/Contact with Vehicle On Sunday, January 6th, a large truck struck our 3 1/2-year-old “Dharma”. At that point, we felt sure she was near her last breath so we rushed her to our Vet. She had sustained a head concussion,...
Hoobie’s Issues: Rash, Sores, Abscesses, Discharge, and Hair Loss Does your dog have bloody sores, abscesses, smelly odor or discharge, and serious hair loss? Have these problems been blamed on allergies? This testimonial is all about the kind of work we do here...
What Can be Done – to Help Your Dog with Viral Challenges Viral infection is the fundamental cause of many ailments or illnesses, such as flu or colds, or more serious issues (in humans) like the example Herpes virus seen to the right. And, getting help to a...
Help Options: Should your Dog Suffer a Food Poisoning Event Food poisoning in dogs is likely much rarer than situations in which people may be affected by food poisoning issues. Think about it; our dogs are normally confined to eating pretty much what we give them...
Problems: Joint Pain, Arthritis, Stiff Joints Sushi is my 11-year-old Pomeranian. Due to her high-breeding, she has had problems with walking correctly her whole life, apparently due to stiff joints or annoying joint pain. As she aged her condition got progressively...
Horse Joint Calcification with Limping I thought some readers could benefit from my story of my horse with joint calcification. In August, I purchased a horse named Dreamer. Approximately one month later, I noticed that he had developed a limp. I did not think much...
Oso, a Samoyed Troubled by Nerve Disease (Degenerative Myelopathy) At about 11 years old, I began noticing that Oso, our Samoyed, would sometimes “knuckle over” with his back toes while walking. This progressed and after a while developed into a loss of...
Problems: Itchy Skin, Bleeding Sores, Allergies Symptoms A classic “dog allergies” case – tons of money spent on repeated ‘treatments’ with NO chance of conquering the ‘allergies’ supposedly in play, and then the frustrated...
Pekingese Problems: Degenerative Disc Disease, Disabling Pain My dog Daisy was diagnosed with a narrowing of the spine and disc disease. She also has floating patellas, but her knees have never caused her any discomfort. Her back, however, was causing her severe pain...
Problem: Oral Papilloma Wart Biopsy Taken, Surgery Offered My beagle puppy had a growth that started on the outside of his mouth. It grew bigger and bigger until it was the size and texture of a raspberry. The vet took a biopsy for $150.00 and said she wasn’t...
Problems: Dog Warts, Canine Papillomas (oral warts) Apollo Developed Oral Warts My six-month-old Rottweiler, Apollo developed Oral growths. The “dog warts” (oral warts) were growing at an incredible speed and spreading throughout his mouth. I spoke to my...
Problem: Canine Papilloma Oral Warts Duke Before & After These products have truly worked wonders! Duke had just turned 2 when he began to develop ‘raisin’ size papilloma oral warts in and around his mouth. We immediately took him to our vet who sent...
Pee Wee’s Issues: Pinched Nerve – Paralysis Challenges In October we took our Chihuahua, Pee Wee, to the vet because he was walking unsteady and he could no longer jump on the bed. The diagnosis was a pinched nerve – paralysis in the back and...
Problems: COPV, Canine Papilloma Warts, Oral Growths The first sign of warts or oral papilloma growths began on March 8th. Addie was about 8 months old. The growth continued to enlarge and then spread to the inside corners of her mouth, to the back of her throat and...
Problem: Canine Oral Papilloma Warts Nasty Oral Growths My young dog Darby developed growths in her mouth while attending Doggy Day Care. The vet said this was a relatively new condition that seems to be occurring in young dogs 1 to 2 years old – Canine Oral...
Abbey’s Issues: Joint Pain, Possible Affected Nerve Abbey is my 11-year-old Siberian Husky. About a couple months ago, I noticed Abbey’s back leg was shaking. I kept an eye on it for a couple weeks but she seemed to get worse and I noticed that she...
Cat with Arthritis & Also Hit by a Car Morris is one of four male cats living in our house, he was diagnosed with severe arthritis issues about 2 years ago. He also has a bit of a limp because he was a cat hit by a car, and then taken to the Humane Society, which...
Challenges: Feline Hepatitis-C, Weight Loss I moved from Vancouver, Washington to Phoenix AZ. I left my two cats up there with my other daughter. However, she decided to move into a house with a fenced yard. Unknown to me, she left the two cats in the apartment that...
Problems: Itchy Skin and Shedding Too Much Linus is a yellow tabby cat, approximately 8 years old. He was my father’s cat until about 4 years ago. My dad didn’t care for the way Linus roamed the neighborhood so they had the vet neuter him. This is when the problems...
Dog Hot Spots Causative Factors & Getting Resolution What are Hot Spots? Hot spots in dogs can be defined as “moist skin eruptions that can occur anywhere on a dog’s body”. The name is most probably tied to observations that they most generally...
Reduce Recovery Time, Improve Outcome Injury or Trauma in dogs is one of the most stressful situations to deal with. When your dog has the misfortune of an injury or suffers the trauma of an accident, it’s important to know that there are special, all-natural...
Issues: Yeast Infection +Yeasty Ears +Itchy Red or Blackened Skin I had taken Savanna to her vet 3 times for the same recurring ear infection. She had been on four different antibiotics, along with a bilateral ear pack with another antibiotic and a shot for the...
How Important is My Pet’s Main-line Diet, Really? The importance of ‘quality’ pet nutrition is often overlooked, or not really understood by pet owners. The myth is that our pets’ bodies sustain themselves on whatever we feed them regardless of the...
Concerns: Feline Hepatitis Diagnosis A year ago, Felix was diagnosed with feline hepatitis. He was vomiting constantly and was almost put to sleep. He initially responded well to antibiotics and prednisone. He has been on these medications for a year. However, his...
Help for a Stinky Problem with Dogs Gas in dogs can really be a stinker of an issue to deal with. We love our pets… but, at times their flatulence can really mess up the ambiance of our home (or even worse, the vehicle). Though there may be times when an illness...
Issues: Hair Loss, Shedding, Belly Sores, Smelly Bowels Clio began losing fur and having foul smelling bowel movements about 2 years ago. I researched online and found that hair loss in older cats was normal and it said nothing could be done about it. We accepted...
Respiratory Issues: Sphinx Cat Snot Blowing We took Yoko in a few months back. She was a breeder-show cat that was being retired. The breeder had let us know that she had a “snot blowing problem”, When she sneezed the snot shot across the room and stuck...
Hardy, & German Shepherd Skin Problems & Ear Disorders If you are searching for a solution to German Shepherd’s skin problems & ear disorders, then you’ve come to the right place! Below is what Tony Kasprzak of Reading, PA has to say about his...
Horrible Symptoms, even After Many Years Treatments for ‘Allergies’ Blizzard’s Symptoms: Inflamed, Itchy Skin Serious Hair Loss Intolerable Odor Joint Discomfort Immune Deficiency Chewing Itchy Paws Blackening of Skin December 2002: Blizzard...
How Important is My Dog’s Diet in the Grand Scheme of Things? About a year ago I posted a blog – The Importance Of Pet Nutrition and addressed some of the common misconceptions that pet owners have when it comes to feeding their dog or cat. Today I am...
Problems: Shoulder Injury, Shedding Kokanee is 10.5 Yrs old and he has been on NZYMES® for about 7 months now. He had strained his front shoulder chasing a fox in deep snow about 4 years ago. He was given a steroid shot to help in his recovery but still developed...
Aural Hematoma, What it is and What to do Dogs and Aural Hematoma Concerns For any section of skin under an ear-flap that happens to develop a collection of blood, this is a result (whatever the cause) that is referred to as Aural Hematoma. In simpler terms, this is a...
An Important Q & A: Should I Vaccinate My Pet? “Vaccines protect against contagious, potentially fatal diseases,” says Margaret Casal, DMV, Ph.D. (in an article posted by WebMD HERE). I think we all get that. But that is often times where the...
Various Factors can be Involved with Hair Loss in Dogs Contributors to Hair Loss in Dogs Significant Hair Loss in Dogs has much to do with the health of the skin and hair follicles and is normally tied to much deeper problems. If your dog is experiencing a problem...
Natural Balance sues supplier, H.J. Heinz, for selling them rubber-infested sheep lungs According to the research, I have found, this lawsuit claims “Heinz knew that processed sheep lungs it sold to a pet food company were adulterated with rubber that could choke...
Information on Bone & Growth Related Issues in Dogs The most common issue related to bones in dogs has to do with growth and development problems. This is seen this quite frequently in the larger breeds – due to their tendency toward overly rapid or...
Feline Leukemia Viral Issues Feline Leukemia Virus is a fairly common viral disease of cats that is transmitted through fluids from other felines. Feline Immunodeficiency Virus is not as common in felines, but is also contagious from cat to cat via bodily fluids...
Jack’s Challenges: Seizures or Convulsive fits Seizure concerns started early for Jack Jack, our smooth coated Collie, was 3 months old when he had his first seizure with us. I took him to the vet and they did some blood tests to rule out liver or other...
Dealing with Negative Aspects of Aging in Dogs And how they affect a dog, especially as relates to dog Mobility and quality of life!Aging in dogs is one of those unavoidable parts of life we all wish we could better control. For your precious pet, getting older is not...
Dogs and Anal Gland Concerns Anal sacs are scent glands of the dog located just below, to the left and right of the rectum. As a large stool is passed through the rectum, pressure is applied to the sacs forcing a small amount of anal gland secretion to the stool. This...
NZYMES Can play a Supportive Role with Dog Asthma Dog Asthma, What it is Asthma in dogs, as a chronic, repetitive condition of your pet’s respiratory system, is an ailment that makes normal breathing very difficult for the afflicted dog (or other pet). From...
Problem: Luxating Patella, or Floating Knee Cap We were first introduced to the powerful, antioxidant formula found in NZYMES® when our dog, Tigger, began hobbling around the yard on three legs, at about 1 year of age. When we took him to the vet for his normal,...
The Dog Allergies Diagnosis vs. the ‘Allergy Symptoms’ How often do you stress over the pain and expense of your dog’s “allergies”? How much time do you spend getting more medications and allergy shots from the vet for your fur-baby? And how often do you...
Super-Food Nutrition for Horse Endurance and Recovery Firstly, we all desire healthy horse endurance and recovery with our equine partners. Moreover, whether it’s regular exercise, or just daily short rides around your property horse’s need the correct...
The Three Most Common Pneumonia Conditions in Horses This article talks about Pneumonia Conditions in Horses. Pneumonia has various forms, but as an inflammatory illness of the lung in horses, it can be life threatening. To begin, it affects the ability of the body to...
Support for Stress and Health Challenges with Pregnant Mares Pregnancy Challenges for Mares and Foals The ‘New Life’ cycle can present significant demands on your Mares. Such matters present a plethora of issues to be considered: Pregnancy, and its...
Natural Support for Respiratory Issues in Horses Respiratory issues in horses, just as with dogs or cats, can cause a HORSE to succumb to respiratory distress and ailments, with the most serious being Pneumonia. Any of these issues and associated symptoms could attack...
How to Promote Enhanced & Speedy Recoveries Remember the old statement, “You are what you eat”; much truth in those few words. If you do not nourish a body correctly, your own, or that of your horse, it would be unwise not to expect negative effects on...
Natural Support for Hock & Stifle Problems in Horses The Hock and Stifle, as the main lower and upper rear-leg joints of the horse, bear not only a majority of horse and rider weight, but they are subject to the brunt of all the abuse that comes from pushing off...
Three Most Common Causes for Lameness in Horses: To begin with, there are many possible causes for lameness in horses (see below). However, the most frequent or common factors that result in lameness in horses are provided in the links shown below. However, no matter...
Nutritional Support for Calcification in Horses Vitamin and Mineral Imbalances Calcification in horses is a problem that apparently affect horses much more than other animals. Perhaps this is due to the extra demands placed upon the body of a horse. For instance,...
Natural Support for Horse Arthritis and Joint Pain If you seek a “better quality of life” for a horse you have come to the right place. Especially if your working with horse arthritis and joint pain. As a starting point, one simple NZYMES® product...
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