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Zymoral Pancreas Powder
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Product Description
Zymoral Pancreatic Powder
Zymoral pancreatic powder is a nutritional supplement containing natural digestive enzymes. Zymoral supports the digestion of your dog or cat. It contains highly digestible ingredients and has a low fat content.
Properties
- Supports digestion in dogs and cats
- Contains highly digestible ingredients
- Low fat content
- The powder contains natural digestive enzymes
Pancreatitis
Pancreatitis is a condition of the pancreas that can be clinically divided into acute and chronic pancreatitis. Pancreatitis occurs frequently in dogs. Chronic pancreatitis can result in damage to pancreatic tissue and disturbances or cessation of exocrine pancreatic secretion. In exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, the digestion of proteins, carbohydrates and fats is insufficient. Pancreatic powder can replace the impaired enzyme production of the affected pancreas.
Highly digestible diet
Dogs that have survived an acute attack of pancreatitis should be placed on a highly digestible diet supplemented with Zymoral pancreatic powder. In cases of chronic pancreatitis, this treatment should be continued for life. It is recommended to feed the animals three times daily with a highly digestible diet containing high-quality proteins and carbohydrates and a low fat content.
Administration and dosage
Zymoral pancreatic powder must be administered with every meal. It is important that the animal receives food regularly (preferably three times daily). The measuring scoop has two sides: 3 g and 6 g. The recommended dosage is:
- Dog: 1 measuring scoop of 3 g with each meal
- Cat: 1/4 – 3/4 measuring scoop of 3 g with each meal
The dosage should be adjusted according to the severity of the pancreatic insufficiency and the weight of the animal. In cases of chronic insufficiency, the dosage may be increased until the desired result is achieved.
Composition
Lactose 47.5%, pancreatic powder (derived from pork). Pancreatic powder naturally contains lipase, protease and amylase.
Contains per gram of powder at least:
Lipase 22,800 USP active units
Protease 95,000 USP active units
Amylase 95,000 USP active unitsAnalytical constituents
Crude protein 37.8%, crude fibre < 1 (LOQ)%, crude fat 2%, crude ash 2.7%.
Zymoral Pancreas Powder reviews
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ZymoralBy Marga, Friday 25 September 2026Zymoral Pancreas Powder - 240g
Works perfectly
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PancreasBy Edwin, Friday 18 September 2026Zymoral Pancreas Powder - 120g
With this powder, my dog is a hundred times better.
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A LifesaverBy Ellie, Friday 18 September 2026Zymoral Pancreas Powder - 240g
Our German Shepherd Pip was diagnosed with EPI. It was terrifying because I thought we might lose her because of it. Fortunately, Zymoral exists; thanks to this powder, her life expectancy is now normal! And on top of that, she actually loves it.
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The powder helps our little dog very wellBy Wolfgang Vatter, Saturday 15 August 2026Zymoral Pancreas Powder - 240g
Our little dog Anna had pancreatitis. After the treatment, the vet recommended the powder. It works very well in combination with a low-fat diet. Before, she often had diarrhoea, but now it only occurs very rarely.
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A bit of a doubtful caseBy Rob, Tuesday 4 August 2026Zymoral Pancreas Powder - 120g
The powder does its job. The fermentation process is started by the enzymes and definitely supports the pancreas. However, our dog suffered quite a bit from acid reflux and wind. It’s a cheaper alternative to Lypex, but it does come with more side effects.
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