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My dog had no functioning pancreas and she lived healthy life using pancreatic enzymes meant for humans instead of the expensive ones the vet prescribed her first.

Oh no. My pup is on the upswing from pancreatitis and we see how painful that is. Sending love to Panda.

Had a dog with EPI. Worth every penny for the pills.

Donated! Fighting!

big hugs little man! 💙💙💙

Glad that Panda met hoomans that are willing to fight for him. Baby seal deserves the best.

I feel for the little guy - I've got chronic pancreatitis. I hope he's able to thrive on those meds 💕

My anatolian has epi! Once medication has started, it's a very quick recovery 🖤

My Kelpie/Border Collie cross was diagnosed at 18 months, he's now 12.5. it's definitely a manageable condition!

Our Coonhound has that - Exocrine Pancreas Insufficiency (EPI). Poor guy was starving to death despite being fed. We put pancreatic enzymes on his food before he eats. They are expensive but he’s worth it! So is Panda.

oh panda ❤️‍🩹

Just donated! I had no idea dogs could get an illness like this. I have cystic fibrosis, which does a similar thing to myself.

Our cat had pancreatic insufficiency and our vet worked with a local slaughterhouse to get her raw pancreas. Mmm, raw meat! (Well she thought it was great.) Cost us nothing but the time to get a supply every few months and was all she needed.

Same. My golden is on a quest to be the world's most expensive dog. 12 pills a day already and he is recovering from acute pancreatitis right now. He is 4 but looks like he is 12.