what are the ingredients I spend $117.00 from vet for an enzyme powder
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No way to know what goes into your vet's enzyme powder except by asking him! However, my dog--an intestinal cancer survivor--has outlived his fatal prognosis by a year and a half now, and is thriving on a combination of weekly B12 injections, phytomucil powder, probiotics, and Proenzyme digestive enzymes (and of course a carefully controlled diet), so it has my hearty approval. You can get Proenzyme's ingredients from the label and compare them to what your vet should tell you is in his. More is not always better, but often is--depending on the condition you are treating for. Good luck.
1934379
Aspergillus oryzae fermentation product dehydrated, Aspergillus niger fermentation product dehydrated (cellulase and lipase) and pineapples
1934380
Lactose, Aspergillus oryzae fermentation product dehydrated, Aspergillus niger fermentation product dehydrated, pineapples (stem, fruit). Guaranteed Analysis: Moisture 6.0% Max, Alpha-amylase (Aspergillus oryzae) 2000 SKB/gram, Cellulase (Aspergillus niger) 50 CU/gram, Lipase (Aspergillus niger) 30 FIP/gram, Bromelain (Pineapples - stem, fruit) 8 GDU/gram
276450
Active ingredients per tablet - Glucosamine HCi (Shrimp and Crab), 1000mg, Methysulfonylmethane (MSM) 1000mg, Perna Canaliculus (glycOmega green lipped mussel), N.N-dimethylglycine HCI, di-alpha tocopheryl acetate (vit. E), calcium ascorbate (vit c), Manganese, grape seed extract, l-glutathione and selenium) - This has helped my 90 lb Lab - I would at least recommend you try it
852299
Chewy.com shows the list of ingredients on the Ingredients tab on their page at http://www.chewy.com/dog/animal-essentials-plant-enzymes/dp/49371?utm_source=shopping.com. Best wishes.
1807821
you have to call the vendor. i made the mistake of ordering multiple boxes years ago and they expired on me. good luck i now use a different machine that mecicare paid for that talks to me and is a 3 second read most of the time. don't want to change. you can google it and find free glucometers if you qualify for medicare. the strips run about $6/50 with medicare.
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Here is what the side label says:Thiamine. 667%vitamin E 60 IU. 200%Niacin. 200%Vitamin B 6. 200%Floate. 100%vitamin B12. 200%calcium. 20%brewers yeastLiver powdercollagen powderinactive ingredients: microcrystalinne, Silica , vegetable magnesium stereate .I have been giving these to my dogs for nearly a year and have had wonderful results. I believe the brewers yeast is an old time fix and it works . I have a 60 pound lab and she takes 2 and a 30 pound sheltie who takes one a day. No fleas.
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I get mine through Amazon.com for 19.38 and three day shipping. the vet charged me $39.00 WHY don't the vets make enough money
89296
What your vet has prescribed is exactly the same. The package I bought from Amazon is 6.35 oz. but the count is not indicated. Any other question you should contact the manufacturer: www.vetoquinolusa.com
478171
I'm not sure of the answer to that. I'd suggest you call them and ask directly. We use the pet product. 1-877-PUREAYRE (787-3297)
1073297
Royal Canin has their own website which will have the info you are looking for. You may need a hypoallergenic version and they have several offerings. Hypoallergenic items, just like if you buy it at a vet, runs $75-$90 for a 6-8 lb bag. Tip given to me by my two different Burmese breeders: never buy any pet food you can get in a grocery store or a mass merchandiser (like Walmart, Target, Costco) as they are not federally regulated and almost always have by products and even diseased animals included in their contents (but are not required to reveal on the labels).
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Here you go, Barb... ACTIVE: Glucosamine HCL 600mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 300mg, MSM 250 mg, Absorbic Acid 30mg, Manganese 5mg. INACTIVE: Dicalcium Phosphate, Kaolin, Magnesium Stearate, Maltodextrins, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Natural Flavoring, Silica Aerogel, Stearic Acid, and Vegetable Oil. I've been giving this to my 11 1/2 year old shepherd mix since February, after paying through the nose for Rimadyl. She was having random 'crying fits' where she would just yelp and whimper for no reason. The vet said, physically, she was fine, but that she probably had some aches and whatnot in her joints - she's older and a big dog (60lbs). She's not had a single 'crying fit' since she's been on this stuff - over three full months now. So, it seems to work for me. :)
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Here's a site that gives only some of the ingredients. There are too many on the can for me to list. You might want to go to Walgreens and check out a can. http://shop.riteaid.com/Gold-Bond-Spray-Powder-Fresh/dp/B00B4CYRHA#.Ugw4j53TnIU
1109209
I have been using this for a few years and it has always been a pink powder. The enzyme formula is pink, the probiotic is white.
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INGREDIENTS: Beefhide, dextrose, poultry digest, hydrolysed vegetable protein, primary dried yeast, potassium sorbate, glucose oxidase (Aspergillus niger), dried whey protein concentrate.
1014620
I had purchased them at a dollar store in jersey to try them out, don't know about the ingredients but it did quite a good job, I haven't seen this item in NY so far and know if did wouldn't cost a dollar,so whenever I go to jersey I purchase them to wipe my dogs paws besides putting a bootie to avoid his paws from getting dirty.I wouldn't purchase this item on this site if can get it for a dollar.
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Ingredients: Protease 1 (20,000HUT); Protease 2 (4,000 HUT); Acid stable Protease (100 SAPU); Amylase ( 5,000 DU); Lipase (1,250 FIP); Cellulase (500 CU); Glucoamylase (50 AGU); Invertase (10 SU); Catalase ((50BU); AGS a-Galactosidase (50 Galu); Beta-Glucanase (65 BGU); Pactinase (1,500 Ajdu); Xylanase (125 Xu); Phytase (10 Pu); Hemicellulase (750 Hcu); Lactase (500 ALU); Bromelain (500,000 Pu); Papain (500,000 Pu); Resveratrol (40 mg); Aloe Vera (20 mg) See the ResVera website for more information: https://rezvera.com
492048
Hi, this was on a veterinarian 'wish list', so I bought it for them. Sorry, I have no idea what else is in it.
856223
http://www.vetdepot.com/product-labels/glyco-flex-iii-tablets.pdf There is a website and email address. I think I would contact the company as the labels have changed recently.