Aggression from enzymes
Posted: 25 Mar 2020, 11:31
Is it possible that an enzyme can make a dog aggressive?
He was diagnosed with EPI 2 years ago. We used the same enzymes until recently when it became unavailable. The most recent enzyme was Pancrezyme by Virbac.
He has a B12 injection of 1 ml every 2 weeks after determining his need through series of bloodwork with our vet.
We went through a trial initially of probiotics which we stopped and an acid reducer which we stopped after neither was making a positive difference.
We've had a real problem with finding enzymes so there's been a need to try whatever we can find.
We're having a problem with aggression that's highly unusual for our dog. He's a Bernese Mountain dog and has always been nothing but patient, kind and relaxed. His aggressive behavior is very new. He's 5 years old.
I'd appreciate your input. I can't seem to find any information on whether the enzyme could be contributing.
He was diagnosed with EPI 2 years ago. We used the same enzymes until recently when it became unavailable. The most recent enzyme was Pancrezyme by Virbac.
He has a B12 injection of 1 ml every 2 weeks after determining his need through series of bloodwork with our vet.
We went through a trial initially of probiotics which we stopped and an acid reducer which we stopped after neither was making a positive difference.
We've had a real problem with finding enzymes so there's been a need to try whatever we can find.
We're having a problem with aggression that's highly unusual for our dog. He's a Bernese Mountain dog and has always been nothing but patient, kind and relaxed. His aggressive behavior is very new. He's 5 years old.
I'd appreciate your input. I can't seem to find any information on whether the enzyme could be contributing.