if using 8x enzymes.... try filling one "00" enteric coated capsule and see if that works well.... not sure if this would be enough.. or if this is short-changing the enzymes by a pinch....

keep us potsed

April 19-2024

Since we announced on this website and FB page the possibility of using enteric coated capsules filled with regular pancreatic enzyme powder, multiple people have tried it and in every case it works

WAHOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Another enteric coated capsule success story... SO glad this is working for Elvira and thank you so much for sharing!!!

hi Pam,

If the evening dose of slippery elm helped a little but just not enough... sure... go ahead and give it with breakfast too. It often works best when given with both meals.....

Hi Pam, i am so glad to hear that Nina and you are bonding.... she sounds like just want you needed... and you sound like just what she needed!!!!!!! yea, those softer poo as the day goes on do indeed seem to be a thing.... maybe ry upping the enzymes a pinch in the early day meals.... see if that i...

Another thing you can do is talk to your vet about trying "Spirulina" to reduce dysbiosis/inflammation. I know this is a study on rats "Spirulina platensis alleviates chronic inflammation with modulation of gut microbiota and intestinal permeability in rats fed a high‐fat diet" h...

Hi Doc,, You might want to contact Thais directly (she is the intern that is working with Dr. Leigh Anne Clark, the geneticist) and ask her directly... Thais's email is: tfonten@uga.edu SOmetimes they are able to use samples from another study if that sample is still valid..... so it is possible tha...

so sorry to hear this, but this is rather typical. What you are most likely seeing is SID/SIBO/Dysbiosis rearing it's ugly head. This seems to happen around the 3rd to 5th week after starting enzymes. The best way i can explain it is that all the bad metabolites have been accumulated prior to enzyme...

keep us posted on how things are going.

oh WOW Pam...... you and Nina are already bonding..... over treats for going in the crate .... not too shabby :) Isn't it amazing how, after having one EPI pup, you kind of know the ropes (so to speak) and you can pretty much get the EPI condition on track fairly quickly without freaking out . Looki...