Yes, the correct enzymes and B12 treatment is urgent.

Barb

Yes as Jean says please post the test results of the bloods. Low B12 can be indicative of chronic small intestinal disease (SID), pernicious anemia, EPI and some other issues. Was your pup checked for pancreatitis?

Jill

do you have a slaughter house or a butcher that can give the beef pancreas

is your dog intolerant of porcine enzymes

A huge welcome from the UK

TOTALLY manageable , and what a trully gorgeous girl Layla is

Just ask away

Jean

I am from Liverpool UK

we used Lypex for 2 years but changed over due to expense

Lypex, like Creon, is an entreric coated enzyme, it is microspheres enclosed into a capsule which is broken open, and the spheres sprinked...

I agree with Jill. You need to get your vet to see her and find out what is going on.

Let us know what you find out.

Barb

Any extra B12 is excreted in the urine as it is a water soluble vitamin.

My normal dogs that I would run long distances with (10 to 15 miles) usually pooped a normal poop before starting then somewhere mid run would have a...

Oh gosh I’m so happy to hear that and hope very much that he keeps eating for you! Good luck!

i too was thinking possible diabetes or a UTI.... since your dog has long since been acclimated to enzymes, it's not the initial reaction of excess thirst to the enzymes.... If possible i would bring to the vet and have some...

thanks you for sharing Jiggy's story with us.... (i love the name!!!!!!!!!). Sounds like you are doing a WONDERFUL job managing her EPI ... and i must say... Jiggy lucked out and got her human angel with you!!!

regarding...

I'll make sure to dig the camera out. He never minds being photographed.
Thank you!

Thank you, Olesia!

When I took him to this vet in November to address the weight loss/diarrhea issues, the vet put him on Hill's i/d low fat diet. Then, when all the testing revealed that he had EPI, the vet switched his...