It has saved my dog's life. My vet had prescribed Pacreved powder, because she said the pills didn't work well, probably due to the pill coating. That would cost me $238 every 3 weeks. I couldn't afford that, so the options were to find something else that worked or put her down. I told my vet that I wanted to try the pills and she agreed. The information said to use no more than three pills per meal. Since my pet had not had success with the pills, I ground them up in put it in her dry food with a splash of water. It costs me about $20 a month. Danni's doing great and my wife and I are overjoyed. Please before you try this, talk it over with your vet. I am not sure if this will work for everyone.

We had been using the PancreVed powder for quite a while because our pug has chronic pancreatitis. However, he wouldn't eat the food with powder on it anymore. The tablets work really well as a substitute. We disguise them in food and our pug eats them without complaint. This is the best price we have found for this product.

These have worked great for 2 years for both of my dogs. Easy to give to them.

My veterinarian discovered my "pound puppy" had a deficiency with a pancreatic enzyme. He's been on this product ever since I adopted him in 2009. He put on weight, his coat glows and he has energy to spare. The tabs should be crushed and allowed to absorb into the food for 30 minutes.