@ Olesia

Regarding the pH issue and when the CREON dissolves, I'd imagine there's no way to easily figure out what the actual pH of my cat's stomach is, right? ^^;; unless if he vomits any bile (as he used to do in the past...

Wow. I did not know that Pepto could cause seizures. It's good to know. It's something I actually never have on hand, but good to know. I'll definitely avoid it in my dogs.

Hope the little one is OK, and has no more...

Sorry to hear you are going through all of this! It's sooo upsetting when they are unwell, and nothing seems to help :/

B12 levels are uncomfortably low. That should be supplemented really. I'd ask about B12 injections, as...

I want to thank you all for so many suggestions, especially Wesley, Eddie, and Olesia!

Mina's internal medicine specialist says she has no concerns about B12 (or folate), but she thinks EPI doesn't entirely explain Mina and...

So glad that you are seeing an improvement. It’s such a steep learning curve and so upsetting . Very few uk vets see epi, so they can’t offer the practical advice you need to live with the condition.. if something works,...

WAHOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! so glad to hear that changing the food made a positive difference :)

Hope when you get the B12 checked in May that the levels will be good.

Keep up the great work and continue to keep us posted.

With Creon, I give the pills, then feed the dog as you would a normal dog. No mixing and no incubation. You can also try opening capsules and dump pellets on the food, and feed immediately. Either option works equally well...

honestly, this is worth discussing with your vet because I imagine most of us here dont know enough about what conditions the med is stable under (time, heat, how moisture affects it, etc). It is a digestive enzyme, so it...

The nutritionist I work with since TJs spleen removal told me it was a thiamin deficiency. She said buy a bottle of PURE brand B complex and split 1. capsule a day between TJ and Sadie sprinkled in 1 meal a day. Sadie was...