News — pancreatitis in dogs

Omg!!! Where do I start...gastroelm is a blessing, angel in disguise, a TRUE LIFE SAVER!!! BOTH my dogs have pancreatitis. I joined a group on Facebook for it to learn all I could to help my babies...well that has been over 2yrs ago now and right after I joined gastroelm plus was recommended and I immediately placed an order. My dogs have switched to prescription dog food and still get flare ups from time to time...HOWEVER it doesn't cost me a $600.00 vet bill anymore and a chance of them not surviving another attack...I run to the cupboard and make...

This is Harry. He had an awful attack of acute pancreatitis after some bad salmon and we nearly lost him. We strongly believe GastroElm was integral to his recovery. We are almost three years post-attack and he still gets his GastroElm every day. If we think he’s a bit “off” on any given day, we just double up. Thank you for helping us save Harry! Heather D. Learn more at: https://www.gastroelm.com

  This is Penelope. She had two pancreatitis flares three months apart. Once she started GastroElm Plus she hasn't had any issues since January 3, 2021!  She is ~13 (rescue so not sure) and now frisks around like a puppy.  Thanks for such a great product! Karen B. If your dog has issues with pancreatitis, IBS or other GI issues take a look at GastroElm Plus.  https://www.gastroelm.com

My dog became ill in April of 2019.  She was diagnosed with Sludge in her gallbladder, put on Ursodiol and we assumed we found the problem. A month later she was no better and we found a mass on her spleen so we removed the spleen and assumed we found the problem.  She was on and off food for the next year or so, finally diagnosed with pancreatitis and I had to put in a feeding tube as it got really bad. The tube helped tremendously because she had an aversion to low fat foods.  Once I could keep calories...

Our first experience with pancreatitis was when our toy poodle, Angel, woke up sick one morning.  Her stomach was extremely noisy, she was uncomfortable and we weren’t sure what to do for her.  Since she was young she had always been a finicky eater in the morning and would throw up bile if she didn’t eat breakfast.  I guess these might have been warning signs.  We had tried all kinds of different dog foods but nothing appealed to her.  On this day, however, things were much more extreme.  By early afternoon she was thowing up and it was obvious that...