Your dog is having trouble getting around. Let's find out why.

Arthritis, bad hips, a back that gave out, a pup growing too fast: five different problems that start in the same place. We have spent twenty-five years on them, and we start every one at the bowl.

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Duke
Duke. Took the stairs alone.
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inflammationnoun

/ˌɪnfləˈmeɪʃən/: the body's response to damage

1.

What most families hear: part of getting old; manage the pain.

2.

What we've seen for twenty-five years: a body fed processed food, short on the live nutrition it needs to calm it.

Allergies & Yeast Skin & Coat Warts Respiratory Mobility Seizures Digestion Aging
Five ways it shows up

Which of these is your dog?

Named for what you notice at home, with the vet's word beside it. Pick the one that sounds like your dog; each goes as deep as you need.
Why this happens

Why the bowl comes first.

Whatever the problem, nutrition is the first place to start. Every dog, young or old, needs live food to stay strong and mobile, and most of what is in the bowl today is not that. Common kibbles are cooked at high heat until nothing in them is alive, and the starchy carbohydrates they are built on convert to sugar in the body. Sugar at those levels is the worst thing for a dog with mobility trouble: it drives the inflammation that reaches every joint, muscle, and nerve.

Healthy movement takes good nutrition, lower inflammation, support for the joints and muscles, and exercise to rebuild strength. Enzymes do their work at the cellular level; antioxidants help cleanse the synovial fluid that lubricates and cushions each joint, which eases the discomfort. So we start with the food, using our recommended foods guide, and add the live-food nutrition of Antioxidant Treats or Sprouted Granules to the daily routine. Each of the five above holds its own guides and the families who have been there.

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When you're ready

When reading isn't enough. The Core Foundation is where every mobility dog starts.

The two products Nzymes was built on, together: Antioxidant Treats and Sprouted Granules, live-food nutrition the body uses to lower inflammation and cushion the joints. The Core Foundation page covers the daily routine, the food changes, and honest expectations week by week, including our recommended foods list.

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Not sure which guide is your dog, or already on a pain medication? That is what the free consultation is for. Diet is the first thing we go through, and many of the families we work with do both as they gradually step down.

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The Core Foundation: Antioxidant Treats and Sprouted Granules
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