PRN Pharmacal ProZyme Original Formula Enzyme Replacement Supplement - Reinforces Animal's Digestive System, Supports Dog & Cat Food Breakdown - Promotes Pet's Digestive Health - 454 g, 1 lb Bottle

Good stuff, keeps our dog on healthy digestion path. No smell, we mix it with wet and dry food.

My 4 1/2 year old Doberman began having diarrhea out of the blue—no other symptoms, no parasites or ingestion of foreign bodies. Our vet was stumped as to why it was happening. I spent $1300 in six weeks time on vet appointments and probiotics, etc with no answers! I started looking on Amazon for something that might help my dog, and found Prozyme. The reviews were very positive in most cases, and I thought I would give it a try. Within five days of daily use her digestive tract was working perfectly again! She gets 4 cups of food per day, feeding morning and night with the recommended dosage of 1/4 teaspoon per cup of food. I can’t tell you how thrilled I am with this product—it works and it’s very economical! If you’re at the end of your rope worrying about your pet, give this product a try—-$30 for 1 lb is a whole lot better than $1300 that yielded no answers!

I always end of with 1 out of 2 of my Dachshunds, having digestive issues. I had a Dachshund in the past that would get blockages from his own food and it was painful for him, I tried the Science diet “ special “ food for that and it made him sick so I had to stop feeding it to him. I didn’t know what else to do so I tried Prozyme. He never had a problem again and lived to 17. One of my boys I have now, gets some kind of stomach issue that makes him eat grass like crazy to self medicate. Then he would vomit. He gets a very high quality food and I’ve tried other quality foods with the same result. He got a clean bill of health from the vet but the grazing and vomiting continued. I went back to my old faithful Prozyme, and no more grass and vomiting. Prozyme to the rescue again. They used to make enzymes for people called Tymezyme but they stopped making it for some reason, it’s a shame because that was also a great product.

Product helped my 2 german stewards atop pooping liquid mud. Poops aren't as hard as I would have hoped but at least it is formed. Dogs seem to be doing well on it.

I absolutely love it. Sadie's ear has cleared up. She loves the taste of it. The cats even lick her bowl when she's done

We give this to our dog because of digestive issues. Prozyme was recommended by our vet. Prozyme has helped Zoey’s (our dog) digestive issues. She occasionally has an issue but has improved since starting Prozyme.

The situation is that I have a parrot who has been diagnosed with terminal metastized cancer. He was losing weight - At one point as much as 20 grams a day, despite being given a standard diet with a bunch of treats, all he could eat. His digestive system had been affected by the cancer - and he needed something that could be digested more easily.Get a lot of 2-3 ounce semi-disposable containers. You will use one of these per serving. Try to get the microwavable ones.Mix the folllowing: 3 cans garbonzo beans, including the liquid content.2/3 lb egg noodles, smaller the better. 1/2-2/3rds cup chunky peanut butter. 1/2 cup cherry pie filling, or cherry syrup, for flavor and sweetness and added sugar.Mix it up (do not mash the beans, but incorporate the peanut butter into the various liquids) and simmer it for a very long time - the noodles will form a paste with the peanut butter. I've cooked it for a couple hours, cooled it overnight and cooked it for a couple more hours. Put it in the 2-3 ounce containers and freeze them. When ready to serve, give each packet a minute in the microwave, then put it in the bird's dish. Let it cool to room temperature before serving and then dust it with about a quarter teaspoon Prozyme.Using this has my parrot up to his usual weight. He eats all he wants - then the dog gets the rest. It is offered in two feedings, 12 hours apart and the dog eats the leftovers. The vet has also prescribed antibiotics and anti-fungals to get us past the secondary infections which are applied to the food as dust with the prozyme.I hope this helps - I was worried that I'd be tube feeding him because there was no food that he woujld just eat that would keep weight on him. The vet came up with the garbonzo beans and pasta and I added the peanut butter - the cherry syrup was at a friend's suggestion because in her opinion and experience, her blue front amazons liked cherry flavors.And he has gained back over 100 grams. I'm on my fifth batch. He gets nothing but this and prozyme and occasional treats. He might live for months - he seems happy. I believe that the prozyme really helps the digestability of the mix.

My own dog wouldn't eat his food without it. Fasted from Friday until Sunday, when I went back to the office for it. It finishes digestion making the nutrients in their diets available, even to your senior pets. And I've used it for dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, ferrets, reptiles and pocket pets. Love it!