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New to EPI and need to advise

Last post by KASIAKASIA « 14 Sep 2024, 12:54
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by KASIAKASIA » 01 Sep 2024, 14:17 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
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Hi everyone, our dog Poppy was recently diagnosed with EPI, long story short, after many trips to the vet in London (many times admitted to veterinary surgery, blood tests, 💩tests and thousands of ££££ spent) our dog was...

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Thanks 🙏, I started adding slippery elm from yesterday evening. I have to say I can see instant improvement. She is definitely smaller (I mean chest where ribs are, as she looked for a day and a bit like she swallowed a...
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14 Sep 2024, 12:54
Introducing June, our English Springer Spaniel + EPI, itching, and/or allergies?

Last post by Olesia711 « 14 Sep 2024, 11:06
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by JunieTunes88 » 13 Sep 2024, 18:59 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

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Hello everyone! First of all, I have to give a huge “Thank you!” to this forum and the folks running the site. While this is our first post here, I’ve been visiting Epi4Dogs regularly since our girl was diagnosed in Spring...

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So... since you started her on this:
Starting yesterday, I gave her a bit of rice with plain scrambled eggs (no oils, etc.) for meals. I mixed in her enzymes and some coconut oil, just in case her skin is dry for some...

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Last post by Olesia711
14 Sep 2024, 11:06
Question on intrinsic factor in EPI

Last post by jilbert57 « 14 Sep 2024, 10:31
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by CharlytheSheltie » 01 Sep 2024, 13:14 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
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My 2 year old, almost 3 year old sheltie, was recently diagnosed with EPI after about 2 months of us noticing that her poop was changing colors to a very pale color and then resembling cow patties. She was started on IM...

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Hi Jennifer- my two cents. If a little increase in enzymes produced great poops keep at that dose forever. As the pup ages(down the road) we have found thst sometimes the enzymes need to be tweaked. You are in great hands...
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14 Sep 2024, 10:31
Please help Arlo

Last post by Olesia711 « 14 Sep 2024, 09:50
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by JArlo12 » 11 Sep 2024, 00:57 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
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Sorry in advance for the long post but any help would but so appreciated!

Arlo, my 9 month goldendoodle has been on a terrible health journey over the past month. To begin, from 2-7 months he was a super food motivated boy....

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Again, i am so sorry you are going thru all of this..... it is so SO hard watching your best friends struggle!!!! And this has been going on since he was 6 months old... YIKES!!!!

Thank you thank you THANK YOU!!!! For...
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Last post by Olesia711
14 Sep 2024, 09:50
Ziggy - stable weight but constantly hungry

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam « 12 Sep 2024, 17:44
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by Libbylou » 11 Sep 2024, 13:23 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

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Hi, I'm so glad I have found this forum and hats off to you all for all that poo picking up!!!
Ziggy is a 11 year old GSD. After a bad bout of pancreatitis about 4 years ago he was diagnosed with EPI. He is on 25,000 Creon...

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I just googled gabapentin & it can make you hungrier. Two of my relatives took it, but their increased hunger did make them gain weight, unlike Ziggy. So gabapentin is not the culprit, either. Hmmmm.

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Last post by Tuckaboo Pam
12 Sep 2024, 17:44
Submit your dog's picture for the 2025 EPI calendars

Last post by Montgomery « 10 Sep 2024, 20:46
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by Olesia711 » 30 May 2024, 20:32 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

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Start taking & submitting pictures for the 2025 EPI calendar!
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JUNE 16, 2024 UPDATE!!!!
When submitting pictures, please submit at least TWO pictures of your EPI companion, as we have decided to dedicate 2...

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Cats and dogs respond to the changing light levels, and contrary to popular belief, they do experience an autumn shed as well as a spring one. I, for, one, have cleaned up a few hairballs of late and am definitely revisiting...

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Last post by Montgomery
10 Sep 2024, 20:46
Loose Stools

Last post by armandkim « 08 Sep 2024, 13:03
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by armandkim » 07 Sep 2024, 19:12 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

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Dog’s name: Wallen
Breed: Pitbull x
Age: 4.9 yrs
Weight: 55 lbs
Country you live in: US
IBD type: diagnosed with IBD in March of 2024
Diagnosed with EPI in May of 2024 - TLI was 2.8
Type(s) of tests done:
Endoscopy
Fecal...

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Thank you for the feedback! That is exactly how I prepare Wallen's food. He is so good about knowing he has to wait but when that timer goes off he knows it is time to eat!!!

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Last post by armandkim
08 Sep 2024, 13:03
Logistics of enzymes on food - fridge? (+cat cancer)

Last post by jilbert57 « 08 Sep 2024, 09:38
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by cat_enzymes » 07 Sep 2024, 08:30 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

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Hi folks,
My cat has pancreatic carcinoma. She is full of life and more or less herself (but tired), so we're exploring all options to fight the cancer, chemo, radiation, Chinese medicine, anything for quality of life. Her...

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I am sorry for your kitty's diagnosis.
The wormer Tucker is talking about is Fenbendazole.
I would be using the Yunnan Baiyao and turkey tail mushroom.
There are a few protocols out there using Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and...

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08 Sep 2024, 09:38
Increased feeding and enzyme dose

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam « 07 Sep 2024, 19:25
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by rmstrng2 » 07 Sep 2024, 12:31 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

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Hi, everyone! I’m seeing a lot of mixed information on the dosing for Pantenex, so I thought I would ask here. I emailed the company and they suggested starting with 1/2 tsp of enzymes each meal. My guy gets 2 cups of kibble...

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Most of the porcine enymes are very similar. You can order a sample pack from Diane, to see how you like them. Hers are very powdery, while others might be more granular. Pantenex are more granular, so when they are mixed in...

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Last post by Tuckaboo Pam
07 Sep 2024, 19:25
Mila my GSD

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam « 07 Sep 2024, 14:31
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by Rmcintosh » 08 Jul 2024, 16:41 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
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Hi my name is Robert. A few weeks ago Mila my 2 yr old GSD was diagnosed with epi. She was 77 pounds 3 months ago and currently weighs 50. Working with our vet we were starting to get solid poops. Through different...

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Hi Robert---So, if I am reading this right, Mila weighs about 64 pounds & she should weigh 77? Sounds like 6 cups daily is 150% of all the kibbles I have used for an 80ish pounder.

When I have suggested increasing Nina's...
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Last post by Tuckaboo Pam
07 Sep 2024, 14:31
New here - meet Johnny!

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam « 07 Sep 2024, 13:40
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by Johnnycake » 30 Dec 2020, 09:23 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
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Hello! First just let me say what a relief it has been to find this forum! My vet and the shelter I adopted Johnny from were able to give me the basics of his condition and how to manage it, but nothing anywhere near as...

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Hi, Makenzie. And ditto, ditto, ditto! You and Johnny were meant for each other. What a good boy! Thanks for touching base. Take Care---Pam
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