About PancreBoost

What is PancreBoost

A high-potency blend of amylase, lipase, and protease that replaces the enzymes dogs with EPI cannot produce.

How does Pancreatin help dogs?

It improves digestion, nutrient absorption, stool quality, energy, and overall health by compensating for enzyme deficiencies.

What makes your Pancreatin different?

  • Made in the USA by a National Animal Supplement Council preferred supplier
  • Human-grade quality
  • Verified enzyme activity listed on every bottle
  • No foul odor and acetone-free processing
  • No fillers or artificial flavors
  • cGMP production

Is Pancreatin safe?

Yes, when used under veterinary guidance. It is a standard treatment for EPI and other digestive disorders.

Understanding EPI

What is EPI in dogs?

Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) is a condition where the pancreas fails to produce enough digestive enzymes needed to break down food. This leads to poor digestion, nutrient loss, and weight loss despite a good appetite.

What causes EPI?

The most common cause is pancreatic atrophy, where enzyme-producing cells shrink. It can also develop due to chronic pancreatitis or other pancreatic damage.

What are the signs of EPI?

  • Chronic diarrhea
  • Extreme weight loss
  • Huge appetite but poor condition
  • Gas and digestive discomfort
  • Eating feces or excessive hunger

Is EPI a lifelong condition?

Yes. Dogs with EPI require lifelong enzyme supplementation and dietary management.

Treatment & Care

How is EPI treated?

The primary treatment is pancreatic enzyme supplementation added to every meal. Diet adjustments and vitamin B12 support may also be needed.

How long until I see improvements?

Most dogs show improvement in 1–3 days, with weight gain happening gradually.

Do dogs with EPI need vitamin supplements?

Many require Vitamin B12 due to malabsorption.

Do I need to change my dog’s diet?

Some dogs do well with their normal food and added enzyme and vitamin supplementation. However, a low-fiber, low-fat diet is often recommended. Dietary needs will vary from pet to pet.

Will my dog need pancreatin forever?

Yes. EPI is permanent, and the pancreas will not regain enzyme production.

Usage & Dosage

How do I give Pancreatin to my dog?

Mix it into every meal. Slightly moistening the food helps the enzymes get to work.

How much should I give?

Dosage varies by dog size and condition. We suggest starting with 1/2 to 3/4 scoop per cup of food and adjusting up or down based on your dogs stools. Follow your veterinarian’s recommendations.

Can I adjust the dose over time?

Yes. Vets often adjust based on stool quality, weight gain, or digestive comfort.

Does it work with any type of food?

Pancreatin works with commercial kibble, wet food, raw diets, and home-cooked meals.

Should I monitor my dog after starting pancreatin?

Yes — watch stool consistency, weight, appetite, and energy. 

Safety & Suitability

Can Pancreatin be used for cats?

Yes. It is safe and effective for cats when dosed appropriately.

Are there any side effects?

Side effects are rare but may include gum and mouth irritation if the powder is not moistened and mixed into food properly.

Can Pancreatin help dogs without EPI?

It may benefit dogs with other digestive enzyme deficiencies or chronic digestive issues.

Can my dog overdose on enzymes?

Extremely high amounts may cause mouth or gum irritation; always follow vet instructions.

Is it safe for long-term use?

Yes — Pancreatin is used lifelong for EPI and is considered safe and essential.

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