Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency
Dogs and cats with (EPI) can not produce enough enzymes to digest food.
The most common symptoms are:

• Gradual wasting away despite a voracious appetite

• Eliminating much more frequently, sometimes every hour or two

• Stools are greasy voluminous yellowish cow-plops, but sometimes grayish

• Eating their own stools, or other inappropriate substances

• Increased rumbling sounds from the abdomen

• Increased passing amounts of flatulence

• Some dogs do not show any typical signs

• Some experience intermittent watery diarrhea or vomiting

• Some dogs even display personality changes such as fearfulness or sudden aggression (visit www.EPI4Dogs.com for all the details)