Thanks ladies! I could not for the life of me find which amount your suggested. Thank goodness someone did. I read through that feed two times. :?

My original thread was New to Forum.

Can you over do the B12? Her food...

not necessary as long as you serve the pellets on top of west/moist food... but if you want to, it certainly wouldn't hurt.

Please take your dog to the vet if you suspect she is sick. I see in your profile Dolly(i) is confirmed EPI.
Please give us more information so we can help.

Jill

Just wanted to add a tip that has really helped my Bella. I have her on 8x enzymes 3/4 teaspoon per cup of grain free kibble. In order to distribute the enzymes more evenly before adding moisture i grind the kibble. This...

Oh gosh I’m so happy to hear that and hope very much that he keeps eating for you! Good luck!

i too was thinking possible diabetes or a UTI.... since your dog has long since been acclimated to enzymes, it's not the initial reaction of excess thirst to the enzymes.... If possible i would bring to the vet and have some...

thanks you for sharing Jiggy's story with us.... (i love the name!!!!!!!!!). Sounds like you are doing a WONDERFUL job managing her EPI ... and i must say... Jiggy lucked out and got her human angel with you!!!

regarding...

I'll make sure to dig the camera out. He never minds being photographed.
Thank you!

Thank you, Olesia!

When I took him to this vet in November to address the weight loss/diarrhea issues, the vet put him on Hill's i/d low fat diet. Then, when all the testing revealed that he had EPI, the vet switched his...

We ARE excited to be going.... it's been so long since i have attended a conference myself due to my bad lower back..... since this is only 3 hours away, i am hoping all will go well... with me and with our presentations!!

Yes daily B12 for 5 years now

One teaspoon of standard powdered enzymes is approximately 2.8 grams, if that helps.

Thanks Jane, that definitely helps!!

Thank you for this important information, Olesia.

Barb