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Pancreatitis & the Miniature Schnauzer

Pancreatitis is a condition where the pancreas become inflamed and
do not produce the proper enzymes for digesting food.




Miniature schnauzers are prone to this disease due to the high levels of lipoproteins in their blood streams.

It is therefore imperative that you, the Miniature Schnauzer owner, make sure your dog does not eat a high fat diet or become obese.



Be on the look out for these warning signs:

  • Pain
  • Vomiting
  • Restless
  • Reluctant to move
  • Weak
  • Irritable
  • Diarrhea
  • Loss of Appetite



  • Most cases will require the hospitalization of your Miniature Schnauzer for several days to a week. And your vet will probably place your Miniature Schnauzer on a strict diet plan that restricts fat consumption completely.


    dog health tip: It only takes one high fat meal to cause the onset of pancreatitis. Many veterinarians have reported sharp increases in pancreatitis during the holidays! No fattening table scraps for your Miniature Schnauzer!


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    With this in mind, you might want to also ask your vet about supplementing your Miniature Schnauzer's diet with Enzymes & Probiotics. High-performance Total-Zymes®, will help insure complete digestion and assimilation of all your Miniature Schnauzer's dog food at a cellular level.

    PLUS, used in conjunction with Total-Biotics®, which helps boost the immune system, aids in digestion, and removes toxins - you know you're helping your Miniature Schnauzer be as healthy as possible.


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    Total-Zymes plus Pro-Biotics Sucess Story: Review by Yvette I wanted to thank-you for the Total-Zymes plus Pro-Biotics. I have a mini Schnauzer(Boost) that is 13yrs. old and has many health problems (cushings, diabetes,allergies,cataracts,ear and skin infections, and most recently pancreatitis). She has seen many specialists and been on many medications (Atopica, Simplicef) that could harm her liver even more than it is already. We did/ and do everything we could for her and spend lots of money trying to help her the best way possible. She was always sleepy and tired, and any little thing that upset her would make her sick. Since she has been using your product she is like a puppy. She plays, runs around, and stays awake longer an she use to. I know nothing can cure her with everything she has but its alot better now . Most of her problems are less and she is more happy. So again Thank-You very much for giving me my puppy back. Yvette (Total-Zymes Plus Posted on 12/14/09)



    You might want to check out: "PetAlive LiverAid". This products is used to promote pet liver, gallbladder and pancreatic health.

  • Improves liver, pancreas and gallbladder health
  • Facilitates systemic detoxification and blood purification
  • Maintains healthy production of insulin and bile
  • Maintains blood sugar levels within the normal range
  • Promotes healthy digestive and metabolic functioning
  • Encourages vitality and healthy energy levels


    Consult with Your Vet About Supplements

    Bio Case V Homeopathic, 12 oz.

    Bio case V Homeopathic is an excellent pet medication that acts as a digestive aid in replacement therapy. It is especially useful in conditions where digestion of protein, carbohydrate and fat is inadequate due to exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.

    Pancrezyme (8 oz)Pancrezyme by Virbac is a pancreatic enzyme concentrate that is used to help dogs with Pancreatitis

    Viokase-V (8 oz) Pancreatic Amylase, Lipase and Protease Supplement.Medication used to aide in digestion when given with meals.

    Epizyme Powder (8 oz) For use in animals with deficient pancreatic secretions. As a digestive aid in enzyme replacement therapy where digestion of carbohydrates, protein and fat is inadequate.

    Panakare Plus/PancreVed (8 oz) For use as a digestive aid in replacement therapy where digestion of protein, carbohydrates and fat is inadequate due to exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.



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