Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI)
The pancreas no longer makes enough digestive enzymes, so food passes through poorly digested. Managed for life with enzyme supplements and diet.
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Managing EPI for life: enzymes with every meal, B12, and getting the dose right
_By Dr Alastair Greenway MRCVS | Reviewed by Claire Greenway BVM&S MRCVS_
Why the weight still will not come: cobalamin, dysbiosis and the slow responders
_By Dr Alastair Greenway MRCVS | Reviewed by Claire Greenway BVM&S MRCVS_
EPI: Ravenous, Thin, and Passing Greasy Stools, the Diagnosis Vets Miss
_By Dr Alastair Greenway MRCVS | Reviewed by Claire Greenway BVM&S MRCVS_
Breeds prone to Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI)
Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) is seen more often in some breeds than others. If you have one of these, its breed guide covers what to watch for and where to get help.
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