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A nine-month-old Bloodhound with a big social life, and the immune system that couldn't keep up with it.
“Within 8 weeks he was papilloma free! With no other medicines or surgery.”
Jessica sent us Winston's story during our Christmas Photo Contest in December 2018, and we loved it enough to share it. He's a handsome hound from noble lines, on his way to becoming a Search and Rescue dog. But like so many young dogs these days, he ran into COPV first.
"Winston is a 9-month-old Bloodhound who brings us more joy than we could have ever imagined. He is a very social and confident guy. Winston lives a very busy, fun-filled life and enjoys participating in dog shows, where he struts his stuff and loves when the crowd cheers for him. He also loves to do his job and mantrail. He's very good at his job and hopefully, one day, will put his skills to good use and help find missing children and people."
"On his days off when his parents are working, he goes to daycare, or what we call 'school,' where he gets to play with all his friends! During the summers you can find him lounging by his Grandma's pool, where he practices his dock diving! However, he has not always had the greatest immune system, and ended up developing oral papillomas, which ultimately led us to discovering Nzymes!"
"He struts his stuff and loves when the crowd cheers for him."
Training to find missing children and people, one day.
Daycare with all his friends, and Grandma's pool in summer.
Every one of those places is where COPV travels, mouth to mouth.
"Something needed to change. We had done some research and changed him to an all raw, fresh food diet, and started him in the oral papilloma Nzymes regimen. We are so proud to say that within 8 weeks he was papilloma free!! With no other medicines or surgery."
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If your dog is up against COPV, please consider the Wart Support Bundle. Canine oral papilloma virus is quite contagious, and cases are on the rise. Dogs with underdeveloped or weaker immune systems, puppies and seniors especially, are the most vulnerable. Dog parks, doggy daycare, and other social activities are the perfect setting for it to spread. Thankfully, Winston got the help he needed to get his immune system back on track, and he got to keep the life he loves.
The photo Jessica entered in our contest. The bandana has "I tried" checked. We'd argue he made "nice."
We now recommend Nzymes to everyone we meet with any sort of issue with their dog. He's a happy, healthy boy.
"We now recommend Nzymes to everyone we meet with any sort of issue with their dog. And as you can see from the picture, he's a happy healthy boy who proudly made it on the nice list this year!!!"
The same family business that answered Jessica in 2018 is a phone call away. Tell us where the growths are, how fast they're spreading, and what's already been tried. We'll tell you honestly what we're hearing, and whether a vet visit makes sense right now.
Jessica ordered the Wart Support Bundle (previously called the Papilloma Support Kit): four products that build up the immune system from the inside and soothe the spots where the growths are. An oral syringe comes in the box, and so do we.
A free consultation before you spend a dime, and the 120-Day Worry-Free Guarantee behind every bundle. Trying it costs you nothing but a phone call.
Winston's story is shared with his family's permission. It's one dog's experience, not a guaranteed result and not a substitute for veterinary care. Nzymes products are nutrition that supports your dog's own immune system, not a treatment for canine papilloma or any disease. Every dog is different and individual results may vary.
