I have a "Wobbler" looking for input (Bevolasvegas)

No, he isn't on digestive enzymes.  I don't even know what to look/ask for, so if you've got any suggestions, I'd really appreciate them.

 Prozyme is good. I also got some at a dog show by Nature's Farmacy that are really nice. I've been happy with the performance of both products. Enzymes are one of the reasons we feed raw (I wouldn't, when Em was on steroids, either! Too risky!). They're eliminated when the food is cooked. I'd do a double dose, for Bev, right now.

maybe ProZyme - comes in a red & white bottle in various sizes - looks like they sell it here on dog:

http://www.dog.com/item/prozyme-food-supplement/

Thank you, Jennie!!!

We used ProZyme on the Dobes at the rescue - regardless if they were on raw or kibble.  The feeling was the stress of a kennel environment and propensity toward bloat in our breed might be mitigated w/this - if even by a tiny bit it was worth it.

Thanks Paige.  I think that it would likely be wise of me to get him started on ProZyme soon.  Between the weight loss, & the fact that he now eats from an elevated feeder, it probably is a very good idea.  I'll have to get it ordered.

Amanda, with everything that's been going on here I didn't see this till now.  I'm sorry your dog has this problem, but I know that you are one of the best dog moms here, and that he will get nothing but the best care and attention.  He really does look great in the Bite Not, and I think you should send them that shot.  Sequoyah told me to say that.  Never mind, she will speak for herself:

Hi Bevo, it's me, Sequoyah, the speckled monstah.  I think you are handsum in your collar, and you cud get lotz of bones wif the munny you could get from dorsements.  If you can't play frisbee enny more, I can haz all the frisbees and you cud make all the munny in a new career as a moddle.  I think you are buff and wud be reell good at it.  I hope you feel better very soon and that you live long and happy like my sister Fergie.
Love,
Sequoyah (alias Beanhead, the speckled monstah)