Lindsey John Taylor

Co-Founder

Lindsey is deeply committed to improving the health and well-being of animals through natural means.

His passion for this cause was sparked by the incredible journey of his beloved Boxer, Mowgli, who was given just weeks to live by his vet due to cancer at age 11. Refusing to give up, Lindsey thought, “Why not try him on the nano-bubble oxygen spring water he had been working on for human health?” Surprisingly, it saved Mowgli’s life for many months without a single diet change. Lindsey then continued to care for Mowgli naturally for an extra two and a half years, drawing on his expertise in human health and pet nutrition. This experience inspired him to bring nano-bubble oxygen spring water to pets everywhere.

Lindsey is the author of Mowgli The Magical Underdog, an inspiring story and educational ebook created to help dogs live longer and to spare pet guardians from challenges his family faced with Mowgli.

The book covers dehydration issues, toxicity, cancer, the benefits of oxygen therapy, water consciousness, and diet.

He is now the proud pet guardian of two French Bulldogs, Hugo and Bruno, and is on a mission to help brachycephalic breeds breathe easier and live longer, happier lives.

Mowgli

Chief Wellness Officer

Every brand story has a hero, a champion who embodies the spirit and drive of the mission. For OxyPet, that hero is Mowgli, a courageous Boxer with a heart as pure as the oxygen in our water. At the age of 11, Mowgli was given a terminal prognosis—facing cancer with less than four weeks to live. Yet, defying all odds, Mowgli thrived for over two and a half years, living vibrantly and inspiring hope with every moment.

Mowgli’s incredible journey of strength, courage, and determination led to the creation of OxyPet and its pioneering nano-bubble oxygenated spring water—a natural solution designed to enhance animal wellness.

His story embodies OxyPet’s mission: to help animals everywhere breathe longer and live fuller, healthier lives.

Read Mowgli’s full story in Mowgli The Magical Underdog to discover how his legacy continues to inspire OxyPet’s work and community.

Jon & Suzanne Scott-Maxwell

Co-Founder

Suzanne and Jon Scott-Maxwell bring a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and enthusiasm to the team. With a shared passion for animal welfare and health, Suzanne and Jon have studied nutrition for both humans and animals for many years, attending several animal communication retreats and training with renowned experts like Amelia Kinkade and Pea Horsley.

They have had the privilege of spending time with the Linda Tucker Foundation and the White Lions of Timbavati.

In addition to their professional backgrounds in customer service, sales, and marketing, Jon has spent years as a director and investor in manufacturing and technology and has a vast fascination with water.

Suzanne and Jon recently established an animal charity called Ariael. With their diverse experience and commitment to animal health, Suzanne and Jon are invaluable members of the OxyPet team.

Harvey & Heidi

Feline Wellness Advocate

Harvey & Heidi, are two wonderful rescue cats who's guardians are Jon & Suzanne. They love to regularly go sailing and enjoy the finest fresh food and nano-bubble oxygen water.

Karla Pearson

Founder No Bull

Karla Pearson, founder of the No Bull Group Just Natural Health for Dogs, inspires pet parents worldwide with natural pet health solutions. She has cultivated a supportive community of over 90,000 members across the globe, freely sharing her time alongside a dedicated team of moderators, providing invaluable knowledge to pet guardians.

Karla’s journey began with her beloved French Bulldog, Betty, whose health struggles inspired her dedication to holistic pet care. A pet diet and nutritionist for My Pet Nutritionist and a leading member of the OxyPet team, Karla is passionate about supporting brachycephalic breeds.

Her community is recognised worldwide, helping tens of thousands of dogs transition from ultra-processed diets to healthier, fresh feeding options. She is a regular speaker and blog writer on natural pet health and wellness, advocating for an integrative approach and working with veterinarians who align with this balanced philosophy.

With OxyPet, she continues her purpose to help pets thrive, empowering owners to make informed health choices for their animals. Karla also has a specific mission to help brachycephalic breeds breathe easier and live longer happier lives.

Betty

Chief Wellness Advocate

A symbol of hope and natural health, Betty champions the mission of empowering pet parents to make more informed decisions on how best to care for their canine family members so they can have the longest, happiest lives possible.

Caroline Mansfield

Live Blood Microscopist

Caroline Mansfield is a Registered Naturopath (mANP, mCMA), Wellness Coach, Educator, Global Speaker, and Research Analyst. With 23 years of experience as a Naturopath and Live and Dry Blood Microscopist, Caroline has tirelessly worked in clinical settings, dedicating her career to enhancing her clients' well-being.

Using an evidence-based approach, she addresses the root causes of health conditions, following naturopathic principles to guide clients back to optimal health.

Recently, Caroline has spent over three years studying the effects of nano-bubble oxygen spring water, as contained in OxyPet, through human trials involving live blood analysis. Her research has also demonstrated that the water retains its positive effects on the blood even when boiled or heated.

In addition to her research, she works as a product research analyst for Microscopic Research Services. Caroline is also Romeo's proud pet guardian and advocates for human and animal natural health and wellness.

Hugo & Bruno

Pet Wellness Advocate

Hugo and Bruno, two beautiful Frenchies adopted from Spain by Lindsey and his family, embody pure joy and love. Already connoisseurs of nano-bubble oxygenated water thanks to their previous guardians, Belle and Mike, they seamlessly joined the OxyPet family.
Now, they proudly serve as chief taste testers for OxyPet’s organic lamb bone broth, lovingly made at home with the nano-bubble oxygenated spring water.

Their story reflects a life of contrast as energetic explorers who can conquer 5km walks yet are equally devoted to cosy naps and the biggest, most love-filled hugs. These two light up every day with their playful antics, affectionate nature, and soulful presence. Whether testing new ways to supercharge nutrients with OxyPet water or serenading the family with their “singing,” Hugo and Bruno are proof that life is meant to be lived with joy, love, and a wagging tail.

Fern Auld

Designer & Brand Strategist

Fern is a designer and brand strategist who manages all aspects of branding at OxyPet, from creating social media content and designing packaging to defining the brand’s identity.

With a passion for natural health and a love for dogs, Fern joined OxyPet as a customer and has then since brought enthusiasm and creativity to the brand.

As a dog mum to Max, a Lhasa Apso, and Jet, a French Bulldog, Fern is thrilled to be part of an innovative brand that positively impacts the health and well-being of pets.

Jet and Max

Pet Wellness Advocate

Max, a 10-year-old Lhasa Apso, and Jet, a 3-year-old Frenchie, have been thriving on OxyPet for over a year!

Their journey with OxyPet began after Lindsey’s inspiring story with Mowgli, prompting their pet parents, Fern and Michael, to rethink tap and filtered water. Since switching to OxyPet, they've experienced incredible benefits: more energy, hydrated noses, healthier skin and coats, and reduced joint pain.

Both are generally healthy, but we believe in prevention over cure, helping ensure excellent health for years to come.

Caroline Boyland

Customer Care

Caroline, a dedicated pet care professional and proud mum to three fur babies, has over a decade of experience as a pet sitter and dog walker.

In 2023, her English Bulldog, George, struggled with laboured breathing, leading her to discover OxyPet’s nano-bubble oxygenated spring water.

Seeing George’s remarkable improvement, Caroline felt compelled to share this life-changing health tool with other pet parents.

George

Breathing Ambassador

George is a lovable 7-year-old English Bulldog who has always had a knack for getting into mischief, and age hasn’t slowed him down. Whether sneaking snacks or giving his signature cheeky grin, George brings joy to every moment.

Last year, his pet guardian, Caroline, noticed his breathing had started to worsen. It was hard to see this playful old boy struggling to catch his breath during his favourite activities. That’s when he discovered OxyPet, and it’s been a lifesaver—literally.

OxyPet has helped George breathe easier and regain his energy. Now, he’s back to enjoying his walks, naps, and sneaky escapades without a care in the world. Thanks to OxyPet, George is thriving and proving that a senior pup can still live life to the fullest.

Lauren Simmons

Community Marketing & External Relations

I look after OxyPet’s social media and community marketing, which means I get to connect with the amazing people (and pets!) who are part of our journey.

I also support our external relationships and guide the first conversations with new collaborators, making sure everyone feels heard, supported, and part of something special.

My role is really about building something meaningful alongside the people who believe in what we’re doing.

I absolutely love being part of that.

Vicki J Adams(BSc DVM MSc PhD MRCV)

Veterinary Epidemiology Consultant Chief Executive, Animal Cancer Trust

“I have an interest in holistic and integrative medicine, and I believe in using natural approaches and products as much as possible rather than relying solely on pharmacologic medicines.

With over 30 years of experience in veterinary medicine, I have seen the best and the worst examples of brachycephalic cat and dog breeds. I was a collaborator on the early studies of BOAS and the use of whole-body barometric plethysmography (WBBP) in Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, and Pugs at the University of Cambridge.

I am currently working with OxyPet to explore how this product can support brachycephalic dogs. I have also been recommending the use of OxyPet for cats with gingivitis and tartar at Felis Britannica cat shows run by the Garden of England Cat Club and the Viking Cat Club in the UK.

Several owners have reported positive results and will be providing before-and-after photographs of their cats’ teeth and gums for an objective assessment.”

Alison Daniel(Ad Dip, BSC Hons, Animal nutrition PD Cert)

Co-Founder of My Pet Nutritionist

“I’ve used OxyPet with several clients to date, ranging from breathing difficulties, megaesophagus, kidney issues, and itchy dogs—all with a measured positive outcome. My foundation is always nutrition for unwell cats and dogs, so I have to get this right first, but by adding in OxyPet after my established protocol, we have seen a marked improvement in all cases.

I feel like, just as in the world of probiotics, research is advancing, and there’s still a lot to learn about nano-bubble oxygenated water, but there is no doubt in my mind, this water can help many pet health issues. I have asthma myself, and this water has even helped my own breathing.Before you decide to be that skeptic, reach out to OxyPet or simply google studies on nano-bubble oxygenated water. It’s not an ordinary water or a standard oxygenated water, it’s so much more. With some of my revered colleagues getting involved with some exciting research, I am sure nano-bubble oxygenated water is going to be a thing of the future. Watch this space!”

Rowan Sanderson

Former Chief Nutritional Officer of Bella & Duke. Practitioner of Functional Medicine and Functional Nutrition

“In my opinion, I think OxyPet is probably the most exciting, compelling, and effective “treatment” to emerge in the pet world in the last decade. Why? It addresses one of the major root causes of health dysfunction in a simple, effective, bioavailable manner.If I were to choose one single “supplement” to help support my pet's health and well-being, it would be OxyPet. Combined with other therapies? It is supportive, synergistic and amplified. Oxygen is essential for life and ATP production, as well as for mitochondrial health and metabolic energy.It is, therefore, a natural conclusion that by empowering our pets with this “literal gift of life”, their bodies are supported and able to begin their healing journey.”

Penny Wood(Dr Zoolittle)

Longevity Zoologist, Cognitive Ethologist & Animal Welfare Zoo Consultant

“Did you ever hear the words, 'There’s nothing more we can do' or 'There’s no cure for this condition'? I did too, and the lack of good science and ethical medical practice in these pronouncements bugged me so much that I expanded my work as a Welfare Zoologist in animal mental health to include Functional & Regenerative Medicine so I could improve the physical health and longevity of animals too. This branch of medicine looks for the true underlying cause of an animal’s symptoms and then works with the body’s own cells and immune system intelligence to rebuild, rejuvenate and heal naturally.

And guess what the body needs to live longer and younger? The two most important substances are water and oxygen! These basic ‘life’ molecules are anything but ordinary! When harnessed correctly (with optimal purity, concentration and delivery to the cells), their therapeutic benefits are a game-changer for health and longevity! No matter your breed, species or health condition.

The trials and studies using OxyPet water show impressive health transformations in the animals who were suffering and now enjoy a much higher quality of life. Not only is that what animal welfare is truly about, but these outcomes also provide a powerful argument against the flawed opinion that “there’s nothing you can do” to help your beloved animals!”

Nathalie Doaré-Ariey-Jouglard

Founder of the DAATA-ICDG
Well-Being Grooming Method. Pet dermatology and Cosmetology

“As someone deeply invested in animal well-being and having worked extensively with brachycephalic breeds like French Bulldogs, I am profoundly convinced of the benefits of innovative solutions such as OxyPet. Over the years, I have observed the challenges these dogs face, including breathing difficulties, increased fatigue, and slower recovery after physical activity. Back then, a product like OxyPet would have been a valuable tool in improving their quality of life.

What sets OxyPet apart is its ability to combine advanced hydration with oxygenation through its nano-bubble oxygen technology. Oxygen is at the heart of vital processes: it supports energy production, promotes faster muscle recovery, accelerates tissue healing, and even enhances immune function. As a specialist in skin and coat health, I am particularly impressed by its positive impact on skin health and the vibrancy of the coat—often overlooked but critical components of overall well-being.

OxyPet is a groundbreaking advancement not only for brachycephalic breeds but also for any pet needing support for energy, recovery, or general vitality. It is a solution I wholeheartedly recommend, whether for well-being grooming professionals or pet owners who want to provide the very best for their companions.”

Dr Isla Fishburn(BSc Zoologist, PhD Conservation Biologist)

Founder of Kachina Canine

“My focus is on conserving the ecosystem of a dog and their individual wellness through physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual nourishment. I believe our approach to canine health must be both individual and ecosystem-based, as every dog is different - just as not all water is the same.

In recent years, I have been learning, reading, and exploring the healing potential of water and its intelligence—not only for health but also for its consciousness and the blueprint for universal existence that it appears to hold within its structure. I believe applying a holistic approach to canine wellness is the best protocol and strategy. This should include the healing potential of water. Yet, its true power and potential have been overlooked for a long time, and the science is still in its infancy.

I am excited and curious to explore how OxyPet supports the wellness, longevity, and healing of our animal friends as part of a holistic protocol. I am already fascinated by the positive impact OxyPet is having on many evidence-informed cases I have witnessed, read about, and been a part of. I look forward to how OxyPet will contribute to maintaining longevity and health for our animals, especially as we continue to learn more about the intelligence of water and its healing potential.

I am currently the proud guardian of two canine friends, Manitou and Lelou, who are brother and sister Cocker Spaniels. As I observe when, how, and who consumes OxyPet over other water choices, I know they are choosing OxyPet for what it does, gives, and provides for them—something that I believe goes beyond what I will ever fully understand. I trust they “know” what the intelligence of OxyPet water offers them, and for me, that is valid enough.”

Sarah Sharp

Qualified Veterinary Nurse, Founder of Integrated Health for Pets

I’m Sarah, a Qualified Veterinary Nurse based in London and currently training as a Holistic Pet Health Coach. My two rescue dogs, Stan and Stella, were the reason I came back to a more natural way of living, something I’d connected with in childhood but lost touch with over the years. Supporting them through early health issues made me rethink everything from food to flea treatments, and opened the door to a gentler, more proactive approach.

That shift led me to start Integrated Health for Pets, a space where I can explore and share ways to reduce toxic exposure, support general health, and help pet parents feel more confident in their everyday choices. It’s still early days, but at the heart of it is connection: between people and pets and between conventional and holistic care.

When I came across OxyPet, I was genuinely intrigued by the Trustpilot reviews and real-life testimonials. It made me wonder how many dogs and cats, especially those who struggle daily with heat, stress, or breathing, may benefit from something so simple, not as a cure, but as one small, supportive step toward feeling better. Especially in the warmer months, I feel it’s essential to raise awareness and support dogs and cats who are classed as brachycephalic.

As I continue my training and grow my business, I’m also developing a pet wellness journaling concept that will include pets using OxyPet and other natural products. Alongside this, I’m offering relaxed one-to-one chats, a chance to share, explore, and support each other as we learn what well being really looks like for the animals we love.

Nikki Pahlke

Award Winning & Specialised Dog Groomer of Just Think Dog Salon. ICMG & DAATA qualified.

Nikki is the creator of Just Think Dog, The Science of Dog Grooming. She qualified from Writtle College as a City & Guilds Level 2 Grooming Assistant in 2009 and also completed a Level 2 in Dog Behaviour and Training in the same year. Fully believing that to become a dog groomer you need to also have knowledge of behaviour and training.

Then went on to become a International Certified Master Groomer, which involved a total 14 practical and theory exams. More recently studying for DAATA-ICDG which is a qualification in dermatological grooming with an in depth knowledge of not only the science of the skin and hair, but the chemical which are used in our products. Qualified in levels 1 and 2 and presently studying for levels 3 and 4. Also qualified in Touch Level 3 for dog groomers.

With a keen interest in behaviour she completed Level 3 Training and Behaviour at Writtle College. Followed by further on line studies with The School of Canine Science, completing the Puppy Lab, 30 Days of Canine Science, Scent for Six and The Behaviour

Bible (which is a Level 6 Equivalent qualification)

Putting knowledge into practice by training her own cockapoo to a high standard training in obedience, rally, scent work, parkour (part of the Parkour UK Display Team at Crufts

2020), competitive grooming, trick training and heel work to music.

Very proud to have been awarded highly commended in the Animal Star Awards 2021.

Since using OxyPet on my own dog Cocco i have already noticed a big difference in her skin in both compostiion and fur texture. It's so much softer and easier to maintain. I have clients who have also given positive feedback in their dogs behaviour and even blood results. This new science backed oxygenated water really does work from both the inside and outside. I believe it will really help the overall health of our wonderful dogs.

Angela Day (MCICM (grad) CM (Dip.) MIAAT, MIRVAP (MT)

Angela Day is the lead OxyPet Ambassador for canine athletes within agility & flyball. She also promotes health and well-being for all active dogs.

Angela is an award-winning canine rehabilitation specialist, canine massage therapist, and small animal rehab professional based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. She works with dogs of all ages and abilities, from cherished family companions to sport and working dogs, helping them move better, feel better, and return to confident, pain-free movement.

Angela is Co-Owner of Canine Conditioning Academy, where she supports evidence-led education in canine conditioning and rehabilitation. She is known for combining ethical practice, practical rehabilitation, and compassionate care, always placing long-term animal welfare at the heart of her work.

Through her business Born to Run, Angela supports dogs recovering from injury or surgery, managing arthritis and chronic mobility challenges, or rebuilding strength through tailored core conditioning and prescriptive exercise. Her approach is collaborative and welfare-focused, often working alongside veterinary professionals to help dogs regain comfort, confidence, and quality of life.

Angela has contributed data to clinical trials in canine massage and maintains ongoing professional development to ensure best practice. She was also recognised through Theo Paphitis’ Small Business Sunday (#SBS) initiative, which brought national visibility to her mission to improve dogs’ wellbeing through expert rehabilitation and movement support.

Angela first discovered OxyPet through the Pet Disruptors Podcast, hosted by Clayton Payne, who has over 30 years’ experience in the pet industry. Angela's interest deepened further after listening to the episode How Oxygenated Water is Transforming Pet Health with OxyPet’s Founders, where the science, ethics, and real-world impact behind OxyPet were explored.