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FAQ:
Q: What are digestive enzymes for dogs?
A: Digestive enzymes are produced mostly in your pet’s pancreas and are released into his duodenum to help digest food coming from the stomach. Your pet’s intestines can also secrete amylase and other digestive enzymes. Metabolic enzymes work throughout your pet’s body to help build and maintain every cell, tissue, and organ.
Q: Which enzymes are best for dogs and cats with EPI?
A: “Digestive enzyme replacement therapy” is effective for the treatment of dogs and cats with EPI. While plant-origin enzyme products are commonly used due to cost, animal-origin digestive enzymes (amylase, protease, and lipase) are recommended by most clinicians. Further studies on the effects of digestive enzyme supplements in canines are scarce.
Q: What happens if my dog eats pork digestive enzymes?
A: However, if your pet has a known allergy to pork products, then they shouldn’t take this product. Moreover, if your pet displays any kind of reaction to this or any enzyme product, you should immediately stop feeding them the product and contact your veterinarian. 2. Can digestive enzymes cause diarrhea and vomiting?
Q: Do dogs&cats need more enzymes to digest meat?
A: If your dog or cat eats a meat-based, fresh food diet, either raw or cooked, she needs more enzymes to help break down and digest fats and proteins, including lipase, protease and trypsin.