Covetrus Pancreatic Enzyme Concentrate

[KFF]

I was experimenting with the best pancreatic enzyme for my golden retriever and after much trial and error she is well managed on enzymes from Enzyme Diane. That being said, I have a 500 tablet bottle of Cevetrus Pancreatic Enzyme Concentrate that I don’t want to go to waste. I originally had 2 bottles so this one is unopened.

Is anyone managing their pup on this that would benefit?

[Olesia711]

ahh thanks for offering....if you want, you might want to post your offer on our FB page as .
So glad to hear that your retriever is having the best results on Enzyme Diane's enzymes ... that is what i used for 14 years with great success!

[Olesia711]

if your dog is confirmed with EPI, yes, this product is fine to use, but for best effect you will most likely have to crush the pills.

[Eddiespaghetti]

Are you asking if it's okay to give to you poodle pup?
At that strength, it is probably fine to give as a supplement if you wanted to. There are some people who swear by giving digestive enzymes as a supplement. It "promotes gut health and aids in digestion". Most of the EPI owners would never give digestive enzymes if we didn't have to. I would probably give a half or a quarter of a tablet if I was giving it as a supplement. I do not think dogs without EPI need enzymes as they can make their own
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[Olesia711]

i agree 1005 with Jeremy.........................., unless your pup has been diagnosed with EPI... i would not give a puppy a digestive enzymes as a supplement...... this should not be necessary.

It is only as "some" dogs age.... that some might benefit from an enzyme supplement.... and at that not the high potency that EPI pancreatic enzymes are designed to handle EPI, but rather a mild digestive enzyme, maybe made from plants.