EPI * Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency
managing EPI
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I heard a lot of good things about the antlers, still they freak me out. Angel who does not have EPI, but has bloated, is mainly restricted from chews, so now she just chews on her paws! Kain and Angel both like to chew on beanie babies, they like the way the beans feel against their gums. They are always supervised in case the bag "happens" to open up. Kain is also a test dog for the Sherpa Pet roup. They make indistructable dog toys that are safe and fun to chew on. These of course are not chewable/digestable toys, but in case you are afraid to give them that because of EPI or something else, they may keep them busy! | |
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-- Kain, 4 yr. old GSD, Mom, Nicole, Dad, Joe, Sister Angel, 7 year old GSD, Sister Noni, 7 year old cat, and Twin Sisters, Eva and Mia, age 4. B-12: 369, TLI: less than 1, Folate: 15.7.Started Enzymes 1/14/11. Currently Handfed ,1 tsp./c, 2 1/2 cups fed once daily and 1 1/2 cup fed once daily. Nature's Variety, TOTW, Back to Basics, California Natural, all in monthly rotation, Let enzymes set 30 min. Low weight, 48 lbs, down from high of ONLY 66. Bi-Weekly B-12 shot of 1.4ml. All time high weight EVER on 12/11/11 at 71 lbs., one of the happiest days of my life! *NEW WEIGHT of 76 lbs.!*
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