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My 12 year old min pin has had pancreatic problems off and on for the last year was wondering if a probiotic would help?
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! Probiotics won't hurt, but are more for small intestinal and colonic disease. They help replace the gut flora (bacteria) with beneficial bacteria. It won't hurt to try! I hope this helps!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My 9 year-old has mild pancreatitis my other dog who is 4 does not I've been feeding them both a diet of boiled chicken breast and rice which I know is not a nutritional diet for dogs my vet reccomeded royal canin I had previously tried the kibble wh
Littlebit is a cutie! Royal Canin diets are very high quality diets that are backed with extensive analysis and feeding clinical studies. Meat byproducts, corn meal and beat pulp are not the root of all evil, as many blogs and articles written by non-medical professionals like to claim. :-) In general, brands that I recommend include Royal Canin, Science Diet and Purina ProPlan due to the appropriate testing and controlled studies involving these diets. Take your vet's recommendation - Royal Canin canned foods (I assume the low fat?) can be quite helpful in managing chronic pancreatitis. You can also discuss low fat prescription diets by Science Diet and Purina with your vet to see if your dogs would be wiling to eat this kibbles, if that is your preference. I hope that all goes well!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Capone has had chronic pancreatitis for 2 years started on prescription food but did not do well. I home cook for him combinations of oatmeal blueberries skinless chicken breast beef liver lean hamburger meat broccoli cauliflower sweet potatos squash
Hello, sorry to hear about Capone. Yes there are protein supplements that can be added to food, however, these are typically better formulated by a nutritionist. Additionally, his weight loss may not be from the food itself but more so from his chronic pancreatitis or this could be signs that there is something else going on with him. If his weight loss continues, he may need to have more extensive diagnostics to look for evidence of other diseases. With chronic pancreatitis, he could eventually develop a deficiency in pancreatic enzymes that help digest food, and he may actually not be absorbing all of the nutrients in his diet. Talk with your veterinarian about testing for exocrine pancreas insufficiency (EPI) and consulting with a nutritionist. Hope this helps and best of luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My 14 yr old llasa Apso was recently diagnosed with pancreatitis. She received antibiotics and IV fluids. She is a very picky eater but she will drink water and is hungry. We give her liquid meals of turkey or chicken. She will eventually eat “hand f
Thanks for using Boop by Petco. I’m so sorry Savannah has not been feeling well. The ideal food for pancreatitis is something low fat, but the most inportant thing is keeping her eating so if she’ll eat S/O and chicken, that’s ok for a while. (When she’s feeling better, do try and get her on the low fat food if you can.) As for the hacking, it almost sounds like there might be something going on with her throat or esophagus. If she had alot of vomiting, she could have irritation to the esophagus that sets off the coughing. Talk to your vet about trying something like famotidine (Pepcid AC) for this. Otherwise, it could be collapsing trachea or even some sort of mass in the throat. Consider taking X-rays of the the neck and throat or weight the pros and cons of a sedated laryngeal exam (may not be a safe option at her age). Best wishes to you and Savannah!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Can pancreatic enzymes powder help the situation of a cat having pancreatitis?
Thank you for using Boop by Petco! Depending on the cause of Lok's pancreatitis, the enzymes may be helpful. If the pancreatitis is due to some sort of dietary indiscretion, such as a high fat meal, then the enzymes are likely not necessary. However, if the condition is due to a pancreatic insufficiency, then enzymes may be appropriate. I hope this helps and am happy to answer any other questions you may have!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
