Johnny and Pam- thanks so much for the suggestions! We have tried many of those things, with not much success. But cottage cheese is new, and the canned trip I almost bought yesterday, but figured we'd try some other things first. So will prob go get that today. If she can detect it AT ALL, she just...

Hi Olesia, Some great suggestions indeed! I have tried many of these, and it is still a huge struggle. Dollops of yummy stuff on top (tuna, pate, wet food/gravy, dehydrated toppers, etc) and she just eats the yummy stuff and doesn't touch the enzyme food. Tried sandwiching the enzyme food (mixed w a...

Fuzzy is cracking me up! :lol: I can so relate to all of the delivery method trials. Another forum user suggested hand feeding and plate feeding, and that does work pretty well. I can't be hand-feeding my dog on a daily basis though, so I'm hoping the plate will work for now. I switched to Enzyme Di...

Evening David, Thank you for the reply and info! Yes, I can see that 'little' changes seem to make a big difference. There are so many variations of how you incorporate, how you build the bowl of food, how long to let the enzymes sit, etc. So far (and really just the last few days is the best result...

Hi Pam, Thank you so much for the thoughtful response! I have read much of this on this site, and some of it as well from what the specialist relayed to us, but there are some marked differences in advice which I am very curious about. Felina is a 2 yr old Mexican Street Dog, so lots of breeds in he...

Hi there EPI4Dgs Community! I am thrilled to have found this forum, and can't thank all of you enough! I am learning so much reading your posts and info on this site. My 2 yr. old Mexican Street dog Felina was just diagnosed with EPI a few weeks ago. We'd been home cooking her meals after a few mont...