Similar in potency to Prozyme's original blend, Prozyme Plus is a lactose-free blend proven helpful to animals with more sensitive digestive systems. It contains four highly purified plant-derived enzymes in a palatable powder form. Use Prozyme Plus for pets that are lactose intolerant, those with sensitive digestive systems, or pets on vegan diets. For dogs and cats.

Top breeders agree that adding Prozyme Plus to your pet's food helps him get the maximum nutrition possible from his diet. Contains sources of bromelain (a protease), alpha-amylase, lipase, and cellulase. These enzymes support the normal digestion process to break down protein, starch, fat and fiber. Prozyme Plus is uniquely formulated to release nutrients where metabolic absorption takes place - in the small intestine. Contains no added vitamins or minerals that could upset the balance of pet food nutrition or create the risk of over-supplementation.

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Prozyme is exactly what I was looking for. Our Sheltie had gotten to be a little hefty so I went back to a diet we got from our vet many years ago for our first Sheltie. I remembered the diet recipe but didn't remember what the vitamin supplement was. For a daily diet, I mix 1 16oz. can of kitchen cut green beans, 1 16oz. can of cooked sliced carrots, 1/4 cup of cooked ground beef, 1/2 to 3/4 cup of 2% cottage cheese and about 1 1/2 teaspoons of Prozyme. I split that all up and feed it to him 3 times a day. He loves it and is always excited when he knows it is feeding time. In the first 2 weeks he already lost 4 pounds and his energy level is very noticeably higher. (However, anyone wanting to try this, don't be alarmed - his stool is now noticeably orange from all the carrots.) January 29, 2014

Very helpful for my German Shepherd Our German Shepherd suffers from EPI, a pancreatic insufficiency in dogs that occurs 7 out of 10 times in registered German Shepherds. She was virtually skin and bones, even with the pancreazyme given as ordered, and we had to watch her diet really carefully. She refuses to eat more than once a day, so getting her to take her medicine every 12 hours was a challenge. We found that giving her a heaping teaspoon of probiotics morning and night made all the difference. We give it in instant oatmeal made with less than half the liquid because as you stir it in, you will find that it starts the digestion process before your eyes, making the calories available to the dog. We use beef broth as the liquid so she likes it better. She now weighs a respectable 85 pounds, her fur is shiny and smooth and people tell us daily how beautiful she is. Our vet has asked our secret and we tell her Probiotics! They add that little bit extra that makes all the difference. December 6, 2013

Great for digestive issues Kimse has allergies and this product helps her to digest her food with reduced symptoms added along with vitacaps October 24, 2013

It seems to have helped a little My GS dog has EPI.......everyday she has to have her food pretreated with EPI (porcine pancreas) powder before she can eat it, so it can break down the food to provide nutrients to her body. She has good poops and bad poops. So I thought I'd try this Prozyme as a supplement to the EPI powder. So far, she's been doing good with better poops than she'd been having.........so I hope it's helping. Time will tell. If -- when the bottle is almost empty -- we determine that she's done better with it than without it -- I'll buy another bottle.......but it has seemed so far to have helped her. January 19, 2014

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My vet recommended the Prozyme Plus to try to get our little dog to stop eating his own feces. We tried the Dis-Taste and it did not work, just upset his tummy. Please let me know if this product has helped to discourage this particular problem?

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