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

We ordered this Pancreatase in the middle of June and still didn't recieved it! No trucking and hard to get through Amazon help! The product itself is good ,we had it before from another seller( not on Amazon). We want to receive our order or our money back!

I’m leaving 5 stars overall because the product actually works. Since starting it, my dog has been able to keep weight on much better than before.. I did notice that dosage matters a lot though like if the amount isn’t right he actually starts losing weight instead of gaining or maintaining it. So measuring carefully is really important for this.. Another big improvement I noticed was with his digestion, for about a year his stools were always soft no matter what food changes I tried but after starting this enzyme powder his stools finally became solid again this alone told me his body was actually digesting his food better…his energy levels went from avoiding everything and staying in his cage to being whiney and barky for attention and play…more excitement, more weight, and more attentiveness.. he was very very severely thin from 2025 May to January/February 2026…he’s just now keeping weight on him due to this…he’s does not get diarrhea but rather good solid poops. One other thing I want to mention that other buyers should know about it is the smell. The powder has a VERY strong odor. The closest way I can describe it is like cat urine mixed with a sanitized hospital smell..almost like very strong Lysol…When I first opened and used it the smell was intense enough to trigger migraines for me for the first few days. It also lingered in the air and on my hands and I could still smell it later which sometimes made me feel nauseous…I had to buy gloves and I had to air out the room due to it…powder is sticky and sticks to hands I’d like that to be known. I’d also like to say, I’ve tried cheaper and more expensive things And nothing works as good as this, the other also had a strong smell like this aswell..usually the same smell. Because of that smell, I’ve seen/read some people say their dogs refuse to eat food with it mixed in…Surprisingly, my dog had the exact opposite reaction he actually loves his food more now and gets more excited for meals than he ever did before. Even with the strong smell and the headaches it caused me at first I still rated it 5 stars because it truly helped my dog..he’s been struggling with his weight for over a year or more..and he’s finally gaining weight due to this. At the end of the day his health matters more to me than dealing with a few migraines. If you can get past the smell and make sure you’re using the correct dosage. It is definitely worth the money.

Works great for my Shepherd with EPI. The smell isnt that bad... its literally pig pancreas, its not supposed to smell amazing. But works, used countless other brands that are cheaper, brands that are more expensive, brands that claim they have the exact same ingredients and only this 1 works. Been working for years, purchased this probably 50 times already.

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.

Works great for my dog with EPI. The smell is pretty bad, but once it’s mixed with his food he doesn’t seem to mind it.