| Pancretase Digestive Enzymes | 10x Pancreatin | Pancreatin for Dogs and Cats | Pancreatic Enzyme | Great for Pets with EPI

Great product help my baby boy live just a little longer. RIP Havoc

Works just like high priced enzymes. I always get it within 24 hrs after ordering

!Worked for my dog with EPI but smell is terrible! My pitbull mix dog was back and forth to the vet trying to figure out what was wrong with her. Down to 29 pounds feeding her 6 times a day chicken and rice with high quality dog food she was still losing weight, and the diarreah was insane. After being diagnosed I decided to find a more affordable alternative because the vets prices were way too high. Within 3 days of starting this enzyme my Luna has started acting like her normal self. 1 week gone by shes gained 4 pounds ! Definitely works but the smell is horrible . And her coat began to stink as well as bedding and our couch . This will be a backup for sure but I needed to switch because of the smell. Great in a pinch.

I started using this one year ago. During that time I have learned a lot. First you need to be sure your pet has epi. These enzymes are strong and you need to find the dose that works for your pet. This will take some trial and error. I use much less now than when I first started. I have slowly decreased the amount used every week or so. Second use a measuring spoon not the scoop that comes with the product. Also using a gram scale is the most accurate way to measure them. I am using 1.5 grams for 2 cups of food. Third incubate them. I incubate using 6 ounces of warm water to 9 ounces of food. I put the water and food in a bowl that has a lid, mix them together, sprinkle the enzymes on top and put the lid on for about 5 minutes. This gives the enzymes time to adhere to the food and cuts down on the odor that some customers complain about. I then stir them in and wait at least 30 minutes stirring a few more times. I then refrigerate the food and use it the following day giving 4 ounces servings at a time. It is helpful for your pet to do multiple small servings a day until your pet is stable. Final tips do not use hot water that will kill the enzymes. Cold water will take longer to work. Warm water is the best and quickest choice. 2.8 grams is about 3/4 tsp. Removing about 2 ounces of the enzymes to a smaller container and keeping the larger container sealed and stored in a cool place that will help them last longer and will be less waste if you accidentally spill them.

I should have read the reviews before purchasing this for my foster dog who has EPI when the rescue didn't get his regular enzymes ordered on time. They are not exaggerating when they say it smells like cat urine....strong cat urine. I had to set my dog's bowl outside while it was soaking, because of how horrid the smell was. My foster dog, who eats just about anything because he is always hungry, would not eat his food with this on it. The only way I could get him to eat breakfast today was to dump this out, clean his bowl and offer him food with no enzymes on it. Totally out of character for him, so that speaks volumes to me.Also, like most enzymes, if you have any breathing sensitivities, this dust can trigger an asthma attack. I always wear a mask when I prepare his food until the enzymes are fully mixed into the water as I learned my lesson early on, but even though I did that today, it triggered an asthma attack and my chest and throat still feel funny. Also, the tip of my tongue feels/tastes like I licked a metal fence post. Again, I was wearing a face mask and have never had this problem with his regular enzymes (Enzyme Diane). I'm returning the product, even though it's opened as this crap should not be sold...PERIOD!!!You definitely get what you pay for, and I'll stick to the more expensive enzymes that are odorless. Amazon needs to remove this from their site.

We were struggling with our GSD, she lost weight, stopped eating for days and snubbed even the treats on her kibble. It was worrisome and frustrating! When the vet suspected EPI and prescribed a rather expensive kibble we began seeking alternatives.Pancretase was recommended to us by a friend and thank goodness it helped!Our GSD has had no issue with this powder. Does it have a smell to it? Yes. It most certainly does, but nothing so offensive I'd put it before my GSD's well being.We are now on our 3rd container. Two scoops per meal is enough to have our GSD feeling good and looking good skin and hair. She is back to being spunky, eating all her food everyday and keeping it down.It should be noted that I add this to the human food I now cook for my GSD along with her vitamins, probiotics, fish oil and glucosamine. No experience with mixing this with kibble.

Pretty decent product for the cost. Having a dog with EPI is a costly nightmare IMHO so anything affordable that gets the job done is fine by me! The only downside is this stuff seems to make her have extreme flatulence.

Our shepherd mix was wasting away and we couldn't figure out why. Even our vet wasn't sure. Did some online research and it seemed like maybe he had EPI? He really was going downhill so it became basically an emergency. So I quickly ordered this and we used it the next day. Our pup immediately showed more energy and was clearly getting nutrients from his food (finally). The vet finally did a blood test that confirmed that it is indeed EPI (almost a week and half later for results). So glad I tried this brand as it's way cheaper than what our vet prescribed ($400!!!). The smell is not great and I would recommend NOT getting any on your hands as it tends to make them super slippery when you try to wash it off.Pair this with the vitamin B12 capsules also available here on Amazon and save your doggie before it's too late!