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Nzymes- UK stockist or similiar?
tsb
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My Dad has been giving his Great Dane something called Nzymes Antioxidant Granules. They are a nutritional addition to the food and have a wide range of testimonals for helping with various complaints such as Itchy Skin, Digestive disorders, Allergies, Joint problems etc.
He has been using them for the last few months for the dane's itchy skin complaint and believes them to be easing the problem.He has purchased them from an internet company called first4pets.co.uk but they have lost the UK franchise and you are re-directed to the American site nzymes.com. They can be ordered from the US but the delivery/customs may be problematic.
I was hoping someone might know of a similiar product available based here in the UK??
He has been using them for the last few months for the dane's itchy skin complaint and believes them to be easing the problem.He has purchased them from an internet company called first4pets.co.uk but they have lost the UK franchise and you are re-directed to the American site nzymes.com. They can be ordered from the US but the delivery/customs may be problematic.
I was hoping someone might know of a similiar product available based here in the UK??
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sorry i dont know of anything similar, but perhaps you could email info@nzymes.com (taken from their website) and ask them who their uk retailer is
alternatively, take the packaging to the vet, and ask them if they could source anything similar for youI don't know half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.
RIP POOCH 5/09/94 - 17/09/070 -
My Dad did e-mail the US company and he received a reply yesterday.They now don't have a UK stockist, something to do with Trading Standards and herbal products coming in from abroad. It all sounded very complicated and expensive as £25,000 was mentioned as a fee for importing.
Anyway just thought someone may have heard of something similiar that would be more easily available.
Appreciate the advise though.
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