Sissy a Rescue Pup Suffers Fly Biting Seizures

Learn About this Mix-Breed with History of Fly-Biting Seizures

SISSY
Breed: Schnauzer / Dachshund mix
Age: 2.5 Yrs.
Health History: Seizures, Hair loss, Ear infections

December 28, 2011

Hi, my name is Ellen and I am involved with pet rescue. Sissy came into the rescue about 2 months ago, after being thrown away by her owners for barking too much.

First, we had a really hard time getting rid of her ear infection and back into a healthy state. After two vet visits, ear medications and obviously better food, her hair came back but she still had a funny odor. To top it off, the next day after giving her, her heart worm medicine, she started fly biting seizures.

I did research on the INTERNET and found Nzymes.COM. We started her on the Nzymes® Antioxidant Treats and the fly biting she had reduced to only when she is stressed now. She no longer has the “funny” smell and that was just 2 weeks ago. I’m hopeful that she will recover completely over time.

Thank you Nzymes for helping Ms. Sissy become all that she can be. I run a 501c3 rescue called LAPS and will recommend these products to all my rescue community friends.

Ellen Frederick – KY

A Note From Nzymes:

We came across Sissy's story as we have been pouring over our testimonials collected through the years. We decided to bring her story into our updated site because Sissy serves as a shining example of a dog considered "disposable" getting a new lease on life when given a little love and attention. 

Every problem that Sissy had can be attributed to her diet in one way or another. Infected ears, barking too much (her ears probably hurt), the funny smell, and seizures. Ms. Ellen was quick to asses her situation. She got immediate medical attention for the ear infection problem, then got her on to a better food, and found Nzymes after the seizures started. Those last 2 steps, a better food and adding Nzymes, are the reason Sissy's story is posted here today. A sound diet is the foundation of all health.

For a common sense approach to supporting pets with seizures, please see our full article HERE.