Pet Factor B-12 | Vitamin B-12 in Methylcobalamin Form | Popular in Treatment of EPI in Dogs 180 Capsules

I purchased these Vitamin B-12 capsules for my 12 year old maltipoo who was diagnosed with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency or EPI. This insufficiency does not allow his body to absorb the vitamin B-12 that he consumes. I give him one capsule a day sprinkled on top of his food, along with the enzymes I sprinkle as well. These enzymes help him to absorb the nutrients from the food as well as the vitamin B-12 his body so badly needs. There is no smell and evidently no bad taste because my dog devours his food. I've been giving him this vitamin for three years now because it's so easy to use and he's had no vomiting or diarrhea from consuming it. This bottle lasts me six months for such a reasonable price. I highly recommend these capsules if your fur baby needs them like my little guy.

My diabetic cats neuropathy is completely better since taking these! He's walking back to normal and playing again.

I have the fussiest labradoodle on the planet. She senses every drug, supplement, vitamin I add to her food or try to hide in a treat. I’m able to get this vitamin in no problem. I open the capsule and sprinkle it on. I think it’s improving her general health, but the fact that I can get her to take it speaks volumes on how they have prepared this with dogs in mind.

Works great for our dog with EPI. Her labs came back with her b12 levels being normal but since adding this to her diet she has put on weight and her coat is soo much better. We just mix it in with her other medicine and she laps it right up! She is now a regular sized German shepherd and not skin and bones.

Best B12 with intrinsic factor. My dog loves them!

Update: 12/20/24 When my dog got real sick with vestibular syndrome and renal disease in the late stages, this didn’t work….not even B12 solution injection was the answer. It is a better and healthier option compared to drugs, I’d still say give this a try first before drugs that can potentially cause more renal problems. I bought this supplement because my 15 yr old (8 lbs) German spitz wasn’t eating his food that even included his favorite “boiled chicken”. I bought this in hopes of getting him to eat on his own to make life easier for me and of course more enjoyable life for him, also to help him with his energy. I started supplementing very little because I saw the negative reviews from people saying their dog got very sick. Each capsule can be given to a dog from 1-50 lbs and that to me sounds like a high dose for an 8 lbs dog so what I do is pour the capsule contents on a plate and divide it to 6 parts. The first couple of days I was just giving him 1/6 of capsule with his food, but once I saw he was doing well with it, I started giving him 2/6 of capsule daily. 1/6 with breakfast, 1/6 with dinner. I’m giving all the details and the exact measurements in hopes that someone with a small dog like mine can use this as a guideline to introduce this to their dog without causing gi issues. I’m very happy to report my dog has a much better appetite, he eats his home cooked meals now that isn’t just boiled chicken , it’s chicken and a whole bunch of vegetables and some fruit, although he still doesn’t want to eat his commercial made dog food ( honest kitchen limited ingredients turkey powder). His energy level is so much better. Cognitive wise, well he is 15 yrs old and as long as he doesn’t get worse and forgets to follow me around the house then I’d say this supplement is doing something. I must mention, I only add this supplement to his food that he doesn’t like to eat along with the rest of his supplements that I syringe feed him. I think supplements and meds for the most part always should be given with food unless it specifically states otherwise but some of these supplements can alter the taste of the food so if you guys have a picky eater like mine, don’t add supplements to the food they actually like. Find a different way to supplement them, syringe feed or mix it with small amount of salt/oil/sugar free peanut butter.

I’m part of a group on Facebook for dogs with pancreatic issues and nearly everyone that uses B12 recommended this brand. This has been a game changer. It’s really hard to keep weight on a senior dog with pancreatic insufficiency, but when I pair this with his pancreatic enzymes and probiotics his digestion is a lot better. I put it on right before I feed it to him because it does turn red and I don’t know if it tastes like anything, but I don’t think he minds it at all. I highly recommend it, coming from a dog mom to a Dachshund with a problem pancreases who has tried everything.

My dog has EPI and these were a great alternative to injections for him to get his B-12. I have been using these for years and his B-12 levels have remained consistent. We just mix the vitamin in with his food based on the let's recommended dosing and he doesn't seem to have any indifference between meals with versus without the pill mixed in.