NzymesReviews of nzymes.com

The tablets are to big, also they real don't like the taste and refuse to eat them. When I tried to cut them in half they crumbled! I am not able to give the correct dosage for my smaller dog

Milo has a spinal hernia that has weakened his hind legs. Early results in the first couple of days were OK, but, after online chat with Kara, I am going to attempt to increase his dosage considerably over the next week or so to see if that helps. I have been to some of the best vets in Montgomery County MD and they all seem to only want more money and suggest very expensive and I mean very expensive modes of treatment. I think he got a little happy the first couple of days because he did seem to feel better and walked too much around from room to room, but am looking for more progress because is is still too wobbly for be to feel that he is not experiencing greatly reduced pain or discomfort. Will update in several weeks if he is still around. Rough times.

UPDATE: While the stomach issues are still there, they have improved a bit. Also, my dog doesnt seem quite as stiff, so I took her off the rimadyl entirely and we'll see how she does. I've gone up to 3 stars, and will continue to update any changes. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I ordered the sprouted granules for my 8 year old Lab that has pretty bad arthritis. Been on it about a month, did the feeding directions as specified, and have seen no change. I also had to stop the double dose a few days ago as it was starting to upset her stomach. I was also giving just a pinch to our young toy dog, just for the possible health benefits, and had to stop, as she too developed intestinal problems (and she NEVER has stomach issues). I completely stopped giving to her. I will continue to give the regular dose to my Lab (assuming the stomach issues don't come back). If she should hopefully begin to improve, I will update my review.

We started used the Nzyme program for our 14-year-old Shih Tzu who had struggled with black itchy skin fungus for a year and a half after the food he'd used for years was discontinued. We tried lots of different foods after the vet told us it was a food allergy. With each new food he'd seemed to improve at first but then worsen overall. We loved him but couldn't stand to be around him because he stunk so badly. We were beyond desperate when we started the Nzymes program. We followed its recommendations for food and I was grateful to feel like I could trust the food I was giving him finally. We gradually saw a difference in him while on the program. He was awake longer and seemed to have less arthritis. He definitely stunk worse at first like the program had predicted but then around 8 weeks into the program we felt like his stench was slightly less and he was scratching himself less and we could definitely see he had less black skin fungus. He ate something funny he found outside while we were camping though and definitely back tracked. After about 6 weeks he seemed to be improving again but then we had another set back when I took him to be groomed and the groomer bathed him in an oatmeal shampoo though I had requested an anti fungal shampoo. This set back was huge. He had open sores on his skin and his stench was worse than ever before. He slept extra and when he was awake he itched so much we all felt like we were going to go insane just watching him. We continued the program faithfully though and used many of the ideas on it to treat his itching. The itching decreased but the black skin fungus seemed worse. His arthritis was worse than ever and his overall weight and energy declined rapidly over the next two months until he passed away. I'm not sure if the program would have helped him completely get rid of the fungus and stench. We wished we'd seen a more dramatic healing of him in the 6 months we used it. The combination of things to add to his food was just complicated enough that I had to feed him every meal myself instead of having my kids feed him and that was a little bit of a nuisance. We had a hard time keeping a cone on him but the cone seemed to make a huge difference when we could. We used the Nzymes shampoo and like other shampoos it seemed fine while we bathed him but when his bath finished he seemed itchier than ever.

The NZYME treats (I grind them into a powder where: 1 tablet=3 grams=1 tsp) appear to reduce/kill skin warts as does the OX-E spray when applied directly. She barely will eat the treats and refuses to even go near the liquid Ox-E and Blackleaf Drops no matter how I try to conceal or flavor them, so I can't comment on their effectiveness.

Just finished 1 antioxidant treat and 1 spouted granules. My 3 year old jack russell has shown improvement and tries to walk every day. Placed a 2nd order today so looking forward to even more improvements. Will increase the dosage this time. thank you

My dog has the same problems as Sally Pop Lab and I have given Sable 3 Tablets of the antioxidant Treats and about 3/4 tsp. of the Granules for the last 2 weeks. I received an email that told me I should double the dose for 2 weeks.. Sable is 12 years old and weights 86 pounds and is a German Shepard with Hip dysplasia, and has shown KNOW improvement. I have 3 days left of the tablets and a lot of the granules. I will double or triple the dose of the granules but have no plans to order again unless I see improvement in the next 3 days. I love my dog very much and will try anything to help her. I am disappointed that your product didn't word for Sable Barbara Begley

We are on the second of four bags, so far haven't seen any noticeable improvement, even though I also changed their food to a higher quality and make homemade treats. I understand in some cases it takes longer, so as I have put the money in, (won at the casino) I did not ask for a refund and will wait it out.