NzymesReviews 71

We're on our 4th week of the mini health skin kit. We haven't seen much of a difference yet. He might have a little bit of more energy but skin wise he still hasn't had any hair progress. I've used the lotion recommended and his skin isn't dry so that's a plus. I have been taking pictures each week to see any progress but it's still the same. I'll update in 3 months and I'm hoping to have bettet results to show. :) I'll add pictures then!

My beloved little Lucy; my little rescue dog, one day started screaming every time we would touch her or pick her up. After vet visits, we really didn't find anything that helped her. One day, little Lucy goosey started struggling to walk and before we knew it, she was full on paralyzed from her waist down. We couldn't afford surgery or a wheelchair for her. We were in tears thinking we were going to have to return her to the shelter so she could get the help she needed.
After hours of online searching, I stumbled upon NZymes and their big claim for paralyzed dogs. It isn't incredibly expensive, so my husband and I agreed to give it a try.
After 6 days, my dog was walking again, stumbling, but walking. Within 9 days my dog was walking completely normal, and within 2 weeks my dog was running around and totally back to her normal self!
I am so happy to have found this stuff, it changed my dogs life forever.

Thank you!

First of all, EXCELLENT DELIVERY! Actually were delivered on a Sunday!
I didn't need them until Tuesday, when my current supply would have run out.
Also, these seem to really perk up my almost 13 year old Shepherd/Husky mix.
This is my second order of 3 months supply. When I ordered my first 3 months
Worth, I figured my girl would be gone before the treats were. Well, she's still going strong! She's still happy, so we're going for another 3 months! Excellent Product!

The dog I am working with has hip dysplasia. Her previous owners kept her, a 90 pound Mastiff-mix in a 3 X 5 crate for six months before they were charged with animal cruelty and lost custody. When she arrived here she could not stand, let alone walk. A careful study of x-ray images suggested the dysplasia wasn't as advanced as her mobility would suggest. It took almost a month to teach her how to stand, and almost another month to teach her how to walk again. The first month I thought the significant gains were due to Nzymes; this second month is suggesting that might not be the case. I have one more month's worth of pills, if progress levels contionue to decline there will be no renewal, as the money will go to a dog wheel chair system instead.

I got this product for my two shelties, ages 11 and 8. The 11-year-old, Bodie, has a $#*!y heart and the 8-year-old, Connor, has severe arthritis. I've used the product consistently on Connor for more than 6 months, a little less for Bodie. Bodie (the older one) may have a little more energy, I'm not sure. Connor's arthritis is unchanged. He can't walk without limping on both front legs. It hurts my heart to watch him. He's on gabapentin, tramadol, and carprofen too, but he still limps badly. The only thing keeping me from putting him to sleep is that he loves life and tries so hard to be happy. Since there were so many positive reviews concerning arthritic dogs, I had to try it but it makes no difference that I can see and it's a shame because I want so desperately to help Connor. Edited to add: since the Nzymes people seem to think it is important, I will note that all the prescription meds he is on don't help either (although I thought I had made that plain already). I looked at the paralysis program, but Connor isn't paralyzed. He gets around, he even runs along the fence with our neighbor's dog when I don't stop him. (Then he staggers in and can't move for the rest of the afternoon.) I am glad NZymes works on so many dogs. I did not write a review here before because I don't like to say bad things about products. But I was emailed several times about wanting a review, so I'm telling you what happened.