Dog Bladder Stones...AGAIN? Consider Pawhealer's STONEZYME

Thanks to Julie K for sharing the story of Princess and her struggles with bladder stones:

In 2012 my four year old Pomeranian, Princess, was having a lot of trouble. She would go outside about 10 to 20 times a day trying to relieve herself and try for minutes at a time. This went on for quite some time, and then she started to bleed when she would try to go. I took her to the vet and she was diagnosed with bladder stones and the operations to remove them was $1,200.00 (plus more if extra work was needed). I left the doctor's office in tears as this was a difficult time for us financially, so it made it all that much more difficult. We would have tried to come up with the money somehow, but I came home and did a search and found Paw Healers and starting reading the testimonies. I found a few that matched Princess' symptoms. I called and spoke to Brad and he advised me what to order. I received the Urinary Free Flow and within three weeks her symptoms started to diminish and over the next couple of months all the symptoms were gone. I kept her on this regiment and called Brad again and he switched her over to StoneZyme. She will be on these herbs for the rest of her life. Anytime I have questions, they are always there to help. I have one happy, healthy Princess and I am one happy mama!

Julie is referring to PawHealer's stone-zyme herbal formula. I created this remedy with the idea of preventing damp heat. I used only two herbs...

Hai jin Sha (Lygodi Spora) which is a climbing fern mature  spore.

The herb is sweet and cold in nature and it enters the bladder and the small intestine.

It frees the flow of urine, helps with painful urination, and expels stones, which include gallbladder as well as bladder stones.

This herb is an important ingredient in which to treat bladder pain due to obstruction of the bladder qi. In other words, its helps with pain when there are bladder stones, or any type of problems causing heat.

Combine this herb with Ji nei Jin...which is chicken gizzard skiin:

And you have a powerful combination of herbs in which to digest properly in order to prevent damp heat transforming to stone. Think about a chicken...they pluck the ground and they take in gravel, their digestion system handles the transformation of stone...thus the law of signatures which is like heals like. 

STONE-ZYME is a combination of these two herbs, they are mild and great for long term, and easy to get the dog to eat.

STONEZYME

Disclosure PawHealer® (what we want you to know):

We offer our customers a $10 coupon for responding to our request for product experiences. It's our thanks to them for taking the time to do the work of writing the e mail and sending the picture. They use the coupon on their following order.

We sell traditional Chinese herbs, nutritional supplements, and pet products. We do not engage in the practice of veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, or veterinary dentistry in any of its branches. We do not diagnose, prescribe, or administer any drug, medicine, appliance, application, or treatment for the prevention, cure, or relief of a wound, fracture, bodily injury, or disease of animals. We do not perform any surgical or dental operation upon any animal. We do not perform any manual procedure for the diagnosis of pregnancy, sterility, or infertility upon livestock Equidae.

This information is not intended to be a substitute for visits to your local veterinarian. Instead, these testimonials offer the reader information and opinions written by pet owners concerning animal health and products that they have used.

STONEZYME -- Chinese Herbs Used For Bladder Stone Prevention

Stonezyme is the name of our product that we recommend to our customers to prevent bladder stones in dogs, cats and yes... humans!

Food Therapy For Dog Bladder Stones

Stonezyme is a combination of two Chinese herbs that supports good bladder health, it does this by promoting the free flow of urine. This is a combination of herbs that are used worldwide, and we have been providing them  to customers whom have sought out a natural approach so as to maintain their canine's bladder health by preventing obstructions within the bladder.

It is important for dog owners to understand that the mechanism of action, which is how these herbs actually work, is quite different than the terms used to prevent stones that are used by modern veterinary medicine.  It's been  through the accumulation of documentation over  thousands of years, as well as the herbal clinician's experiences, passing through generation after generation, that these herbals  are known to inhibit the formation of bladder stones, which TCM also refers to as obstructions.

However reader beware....preventing bladder stones is a western disease term....this is used simply as reference so that we can communicate, because Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) uses the term Damp-Heat to prevent bladder stones..thus Stonezyme actually prevents a Damp-Heat condion, which when it is severe,  transforms into Shi Lin  (Stone Dysuria). A bladder absent of Damp-Heat does not promote the formation of bladder stones. Thus, the fundamental difference between traditional and modern medicine is that Chinese herbs does not prevent stones, it  prevents accumulation of damp and heat which subsequently transforms into  hard accumulations known as Shi Lin....

Traditional Chinese medicine works in an entirely different construct then that of modern medicine, the two modalities are simply different and they do not cross reference, although it is tempting to try to force the square pegs of Traditional Chinese Medicine  into the round holes of modern veterinary medicine. Thus, many people miss the herbal experience because western veterinary medicine does not acknowledge the efficacy of alternative medicines.




Disclosure PawHealer® (what we want you to know):

We offer our customers a $10 coupon for responding to our request for product experiences. It's our thanks to them for taking the time to do the work of writing the e mail and sending the picture. They use the coupon on their following order.

We sell traditional Chinese herbs, nutritional supplements, and pet products. We do not engage in the practice of veterinary medicine, veterinary surgery, or veterinary dentistry in any of its branches. We do not diagnose, prescribe, or administer any drug, medicine, appliance, application, or treatment for the prevention, cure, or relief of a wound, fracture, bodily injury, or disease of animals. We do not perform any surgical or dental operation upon any animal. We do not perform any manual procedure for the diagnosis of pregnancy, sterility, or infertility upon livestock Equidae.

This information is not intended to be a substitute for visits to your local veterinarian. Instead, these testimonials offer the reader information and opinions written by pet owners concerning animal health and products that they have used.