Epi4Dogs - Active topics

Active topics

Go to advanced search

Search found 11 matches • Page 1 of 1

Topics

Replies

Views

Last post

Can enzymes be frozen?

Last post by Dorrajzaij « 17 Jan 2025, 11:36
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 4
by Karen_and_Morse » 15 Dec 2024, 09:09 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

First post

I make treats in the dehydrator (ground kibble, water, enzymes). I’d like to make a ton in advance and freeze them - but do enzymes stay viable when frozen? I would thaw before feeding.

Using Epizyme powder.

Thanks!

Last post

Enzymes can be frozen, but they can still affect the quality of the feed. How many animals do you have that you are trying to make a ton of feed ?

4 Replies

8599 Views

Last post by Dorrajzaij
17 Jan 2025, 11:36
jelly poops

Last post by Olesia711 « 17 Jan 2025, 11:06
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 5
by corrynhayes » 15 Jan 2025, 21:16 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

First post

hey again yall! goose has been on enzymes, b12 with intrinsic factor, and slippery elm since my last post. he was getting better, his appetite was the highest its ever been! but today he had an extreme jelly poop- lots of...

Last post

UGH.... there is a HUGE difference between Tylan and Metro. Your vet should know this.

Metronidazole is in a class of medications called nitroimidazole antimicrobials. It works by stopping the growth of bacteria.
Tylosin...

5 Replies

465 Views

Last post by Olesia711
17 Jan 2025, 11:06
How to battle against vomiting?

Last post by jilbert57 « 16 Jan 2025, 23:07
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 38
by Diasy_Parent » 12 Jan 2025, 15:21 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
1

2

3

4
First post

Hello Everyone, thanks so much for posting all this information online here. It's amazing how much I've learned by reading a lot of the forums. I'm thankful for this website <3
Unfortunately the husband and I are going...

Last post

Lauren, I am sorry! That was so unexpected.
Please accept my condolences. God speed Daisy

Jill
38 Replies

4142 Views

Last post by jilbert57
16 Jan 2025, 23:07
Thank you!

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam « 16 Jan 2025, 17:52
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 4
by jadedjennifer » 16 Jan 2025, 12:08 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

First post

I've been lurking for a while, and just want to thank this group for how helpful and generous they are with their knowledge on this crappy (literally) illness.

I'm sharing to both vent and help someone else in my same...

Last post

Fromm is a good company for dogfood. I believe my daughter's mini poodle eats a small dog canned recipe. It's fine to feed piglet canned food, but the ratio of enzymes changes a little. You can feed her lots of things, as...

4 Replies

334 Views

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam
16 Jan 2025, 17:52
Star sibo

Last post by Olesia711 « 16 Jan 2025, 11:53
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 6
by Michelep1406 » 25 Aug 2024, 10:41 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

First post

Just need some information on treatment for sibo. It's been difficult with my dog and need advice.

Last post

Typically the SID/SIBO/Dysbiosis treatment is as follows:

1. try a prebiotic, if that doesn't help (many try SLippery ELm powder )
2. then try a pre+probiotic, some of the well know recommendations are: Proviable or...

6 Replies

5068 Views

Last post by Olesia711
16 Jan 2025, 11:53
Remi’s EPI Journey – Seeking Guidance

Last post by jilbert57 « 16 Jan 2025, 09:00
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 26
by rivers » 29 Sep 2024, 04:24 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
1

2

3
First post

Firstly, we are very grateful this forum exists. EPI can be overwhelming with the vast amount of information, and this forum has been a valuable resource for us.

Remi’s Info:
Breed: Long-Haired German Shepherd
Age: 2...

Last post

Hi Rivers, Remi looks gorgeous!
I always feed the dog in front of me. When you feel Remi's sides you should be able to feel the ribs. Does she look good at 28kg? Does she have plenty of energy at that weight? Maybe not...
26 Replies

16959 Views

Last post by jilbert57
16 Jan 2025, 09:00
Trixie's new digestive upsets

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam « 15 Jan 2025, 19:51
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 56
by TrixEPIMama » 14 Oct 2024, 11:33 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
1

2

3

4

5

6
First post

Trixie (~4YO cattle dog mix) has always done well on her -- admittedly non-standard -- EPI regimen (described in the footer to this post). Her poops are still sterling, but in the last three weeks her digestion has otherwise...

Last post

I think I confuse dogs, too. I think I'm mixing up Trixe & Daisy. Sorry!!! Well, it is not fair that Trixie has this new ailment on top of EPI.
56 Replies

46583 Views

Last post by Tuckaboo Pam
15 Jan 2025, 19:51
Jan 2025 California Fires

Last post by TrixEPIMama « 14 Jan 2025, 12:19
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 4
by Olesia711 » 10 Jan 2025, 12:04 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

First post

January 10, 2025
Calif Fire1.jpg

Due to the horrendous and devastating fires in California, Epi4Dogs Foundation Inc (www.Epi4Dogs.com) would like to reach out to those who have been affected by the fires in California and...

Last post

Thank you, Olesia. What a typically kind thing to do.

And good luck, Eddiespaghetti! These sound like the fires of hell. It's hard to imagine what people (and pets) are going through.

4 Replies

1881 Views

Last post by TrixEPIMama
14 Jan 2025, 12:19
Micrazym 25,000

Last post by Eddiespaghetti « 13 Jan 2025, 15:21
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 38
by Eddiespaghetti » 20 Oct 2024, 01:14 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
1

2

3

4
First post

Micrazym AVVA Pharmа Pancreatic Enzymes - 25,000 USP Effective Pancreatic Enzyme Supplements - Digestive Enzymes for Digestion - 50 Fast-Acting Capsules with Amylase, Lipase and Protease
Wanted to start a new post about our...

Last post

Eddie gets the equivalent to 1/2c per meal. 1/4th dry and 1/4th wet. He gets one 10,000 and is doing good. I open the pill and pour the pellets in his food. The whole pill giving, did not work for him
38 Replies

26867 Views

Last post by Eddiespaghetti
13 Jan 2025, 15:21
New to Epi

Last post by Chance « 13 Jan 2025, 02:08
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 12
by pattis123 » 09 Jan 2025, 13:31 » in Epi4Dogs Forum
1

2
First post

Hi, I'm Patti and I have Maggie a 4 yo German Shepherd recently diagnosed with EPI. She lost 16 pounds in about 2 months and initially we thought it was food sensitivity or infection. The second or third time at the vet he...

Last post

Got side tracked today...do trying again now, passed my bedtime lol

In terms of sensitivities; as long as it's *only* EPI, and no allergies or IBD, there should be no increased risks of developing sensitivities. If there is...
12 Replies

5381 Views

Last post by Chance
13 Jan 2025, 02:08
Help with weight

Last post by Chance « 10 Jan 2025, 13:17
Posted in Epi4Dogs Forum
Replies: 4
by [email protected] » 15 Dec 2024, 09:42 » in Epi4Dogs Forum

First post

Sarge is 7 now. He was diagnosed with EPI at 2. He is currently taking Enzymes Diane, slippery elm, B12 capsules (Wonder labs), proviable capsules. He gain some weight over the years, but he has never been where he should...

Last post

Calorie counts in food is what I always look at first. Living with Chance, it was something I always had to br mindful of. He always had to have a high calorie food. He could not eat enough of even normal calorie foods. For...

4 Replies

8055 Views

Last post by Chance
10 Jan 2025, 13:17

Search found 11 matches • Page 1 of 1

Go to advanced search