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Emma
"Emma started having issues with diarrhea in the summer of 2023. We initially thought it was just incidental bowel issues. By November we noticed she was getting very thin and was being seen for a regular checkup. Her stool was negative for parasites, and blood tests were done. She was found to have digestive issues and we began using a product which was concerningly expensive. We found Pan-tenex in a FB group and tried it. The website answered so many questions for us and our Emma has gone from 69 pounds to 90 pounds in a few months and is continuing to be a healthy, beautiful, and "well-digested" pup with soooo much energy! Thank you to Pan-tenex for an affordable option to keep her healthy!"
Bella
"This is Bella. When I adopted her, she was only 19 pounds at 8 months old. I was told that if she could not gain weight, she might not survive more than a couple of months. That is where our journey began. The first product we tried was extremely expensive and unfortunately did not help. After doing my own research, I found Pan-tenex dog enzymes, and they completely changed Bella’s life. Within just a few months, she went from skin and bones to gaining over 20 more pounds. These enzymes truly saved her life and blessed me with nine amazing years, and counting, with my soul dog. I recommend Pan-tenex to every dog owner dealing with similar struggles, not only because the formula works, but because their customer service is exceptional. Thank you, Pan-tenex, for everything you do. You gave my girl a second chance at life."
The Importance of Digestive Enzymes in Dogs
Recommended Feeding Guidelines
To every meal (meal = up to 2.5 cups of food) add 1/2 to 1 teaspoon (about 1.4 to 2.8 grams) to moistened pet food that is at room temperature. Mix well, to allow the enzymes to blend with the food. After mixing, leave at room temperature for at least 15 minutes before feeding.
For meal sizes of one-cup, you can start with 1/4 teaspoon.
For meal sizes of less than one-cup, you can start with 1/8 teaspoon.
Always use the least amount possible to maintain good stools.
Digestive Issues
Loose stool can result from too much enzyme per meal, not enough, or other dietary issues. Adjusting dosage usually helps.
Many dogs need time to adjust or require dosage changes. Persistent hunger can also be diet related.
Yes. Enzymes help break down food more completely, reducing undigested material that causes gas.
Special Considerations
Some older dogs may benefit from digestive support, but needs vary. Discuss supplements and any ongoing symptoms with your veterinarian.
While very few dogs may be sensitive to pancreatic (porcine based) enzymes, enzymes do not contain common allergens. But diet should be managed carefully alongside enzyme use with certain dogs.