EPI * Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency
managing EPI
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15 years old england
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Hi i have owned 4 rescue GSDS.Deesha Dog {4th] was diagnosed with EPI in Aug 09.This is the first & i hope last time dealing with this disease .I am looking for help with feeding fairly obviuously & have my own expeiriences to share .The advice on your fact sheet i have started already- warming up enzymes in water/sauce-{vet advice as leave in food for half hour..only safe place to do that is top of the fridge ..DDog will try & eat her way up the fridge!!].May take a pic of butchers face when i ask for pancreas! I am new to computers ,sold the car , bought cheap computer ,cycling to work ,all to try & help my dog .Grateful for all ideas & will pass this site on to my vet. Post a CommentOops!The words you entered did not match the given text. Please try again. 1 Comment
Hi Mac,
So happy you found this forum. The wealth of experience and advice is second to none. Some of us are experiencing some problems getting onto the forum to reply to members, so please don't think you are being ignored. I look forward to hearing from you onthe forum . I'm also in the UK in Essex, there are a handful of us from the UK and we can share with you where we get our enzymes from I don't know whether you'll be able to get fresh pancreas, unfortunately you have to get permission from the heath agency etc, not as straight forward as our friends over the pond unfortunately. The pancreas stinks and you have to blend it up really well, as the enzymes within the pancreas are in pockets so you have to distribute them by blending....but it does work so I have read. Look forward to hearing from you on the forum.........If I can get in that is!!! |
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