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We don’t know. We understand there is some anecdotal evidence to this effect and some clinicians believe that introducing replacement enzymes into a dog’s diet can in rare and presumably less severe, cases ‘remind’ the dog’s pancreas to start producing enzymes again but the evidence for this seems to be sketchy.
