Epi4Dogs Foundation Inc.’s mission is the advancement of science and education relating to EPI (Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency), yielding useful insights and positive outcomes in better managing EPI in dogs and cats. Our goals are to support and/or collaborate with veterinary EPI research and researchers, and to promote EPI awareness by educating the general public, pet owners, pet organizations, rescue and shelter organizations, veterinary schools and veterinarians.
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Olesia711
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by Olesia711 » 21 Feb 2024, 14:29
Beth, what you described is very, very common..... so many dogs when first started on enzymes display a remarkable recovery.... but then SID rears it's ugly head and folk often mistakenly think the enzymes have stopped working or something...
the enzymes are still working but It is almost always that what you are seeing is SID/SIBO/Dysbiosis out of control.
So all the suggestions are things to try to get SID back under good control.
I didnt mention probiotics since you have already started Proviiable which is what we also would have advised... but your vet is on top of it already
Olesia, was owned by Izzy, a 35lb Spanish Water Dog (SWD), Diagnosed at 1.5 years old - TLI results 1.. Izzy passed away on February 13, 2020 at 15 years old. She lived with EPI for 13+1/2 years. It was because of Izzy that Epi4Dogs was started... she was the inspiration. May her legacy of helping others with EPI continue for as long as needed.........
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