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Fox is a seven-year-old Maltese Shih Tzu who loves to play and cuddle. Two days after a routine trip to the groomer, his back legs were completely paralyzed. Every test came back normal, and the vet suggested it might be kinder to put him to sleep. Claudia could not bear the thought.
“Three weeks after Fox started taking Nzymes, he started moving
and standing up on his own.”
"Fox is our 7-year-old Maltese Shih Tzu, loves to play and cuddle. He's always been a healthy dog. About a year ago, a routine trip to the groomer turned out to be devastating for me and my family."
"Two days after visiting the groomer, Fox became completely paralyzed in his back legs. He was in pain and unable to move. We took him to the vet hoping we could get some answers, but all tests came back as normal, including his x-rays. The vet said it could be a spinal injury but wasn't sure from where. She said Fox may never walk again and that it would be better to put him to sleep. I simply could not bear the thought of that."
"So, I researched on the internet about paralysis in dogs and came across Nzymes.com. I read the stories of people and their dogs, and it inspired me to try some with my own dog. I ordered Nzymes Antioxidant Treats for my dog, and put all my faith in it!"
"To our surprise, 3 weeks after Fox started taking Nzymes, he started moving and standing up on his own. He was also gaining strength with his back legs each day."
"It's been one year already and Fox is doing great! He runs and plays and he still takes Nzymes Antioxidant Treats every day, they only make him stronger. Fox's vet couldn't believe it."
"I definitely recommend Nzymes Antioxidant Treats to anyone, they really work! I also give my other dog 1 Treat daily and it helps him with his coat."
Claudia's first move was the one we'd suggest to any family with a dog whose back legs have gone: look at the bowl. Diet is the first thing we go over on a consult; the current version of that list is our recommended foods guide. If your dog is where Fox was, book a free consultation and we'll talk it through with you.
Today we pair the Treats with Sprouted Granules as the Core Foundation: the same nutrition in two forms, one by hand and one in the bowl. For a small dog like Fox, the Tiny Treats version.
Fox is doing great!
Fox's vet couldn't believe it.
A dog who was walking on Tuesday and paralyzed on Thursday is terrifying, and "he may never walk again" is hard to hear. Book a free consultation and tell us the breed, the age, what the vet found, and what Fox-sized steps he can take now. We'll help you think it through.
Fox's family used the Antioxidant Treats on their own. Today the Treats come paired with Sprouted Granules as the Core Foundation. Diet comes first: start with our recommended foods guide. Dogs under 25 pounds, like a Shih Tzu mix, get the Tiny Treats version; larger dogs the standard.
See the Core Foundation →Every order comes with our 120-Day Worry-Free Guarantee, free customer care from a small family team, and formulas built on over twenty-five years of work: support for your dog's own body, from the inside.
Fox'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 body, not a treatment for back problems, paralysis, or any disease. Never stop or change a prescribed medication without your vet. Every dog is different and individual results may vary.
