Yes Mickey had pancreatitis plus sludge in his gall bladder. He was born with a defective gene for too much uric acid in his urine. If it sat too long in the bladder and formed urate stones only seen on ultrasound. So I am familiar with the area.

Jill

Any small clog up at any point can cause chaos. This explains: "The pancreas delivers the enzymes through a small channel called the pancreatic duct. The pancreatic duct feeds into a larger duct called the common bile duct, which delivers the enzymes, along with bile from your liver and your ga...

Interesting thought, the duct from the pancreas to the stomach being clogged
Maybe he has a gallstone?
Mickey was on Ursodiol to keep things flowing.

Jill

Getting the just right Creon dose can be hard but it does work wonders for SID. Are you using Slippery elm at all?

Jill

Thank you Terry for offering her enzymes.
Safe travels.

Jill

Great information. Thanks for sharing Julie.

Jill

The Adored Beast Apothecary has a package called Yeasty Beast that is a great protocol for yeast.
https://adoredbeast.com/products/yeasty ... roduct-kit

Some dogs are lifers for the Tylan. Get to the smallest working dose.

Glad you don't have to use enzymes!

Jill

Sounds like Nina is settling in, cookies and all!
Give her a pat from me.

Jill

Beate, Sachio is beautiful
Thank you for donating enzymes in his honor.
God speed Sachio.

Jill

Please show this link to your vet. TAMU has updated their assay to less than or equal to 5.5 is indicative of Epi. https://vetmed.tamu.edu/gilab/service/assays/tli/ Good to have started the B12 but looks as though porcine enzymes are also needed. Also a grain free diet with <4% fiber works best. Jill