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​Caregiver Burnout

​Caregiver Burnout

Posted by Michelle for PetTest, AAHA Certified Diabetes Educator on Jul 15th 2022

Caregiver Burnout “I am exhausted, this is a lot of work and I feel like I can’t do this anymore.” We hear this a lot in our Facebook group Diabetic Dog Owners and guess what? It is valid and … read more
Insulin and Syringe/Pen Needle Requirements

Insulin and Syringe/Pen Needle Requirements

Posted by Michelle for PetTest, AAHA Certified Diabetes Educator on Jul 7th 2022

Insulin and Syringe/Pen Needle Requirements Insulin and syringes, two critical components to managing canine diabetes. Without insulin our dogs will not survive and without syringes we cannot gi … read more
​Ready, Set, GO!

​Ready, Set, GO!

Posted by Michelle for PetTest, AAHA Certified Diabetes Educator on Jun 8th 2022

Ready, Set, GO! I have spent most of my life in California so hurricanes and tornadoes have never been a concern for me. Growing up in the ring of fire we had many earthquake drills and were tau … read more
TESTING, TESTING, TESTING! Blood Glucose Testing Videos

TESTING, TESTING, TESTING! Blood Glucose Testing Videos

Posted by Michelle for PetTest, AAHA Certified Diabetes Educator on May 23rd 2022

TESTING, TESTING, TESTING! Blood Glucose Testing Videos After Lucy was diagnosed with diabetes and I got my blood glucose meter I initially had a very hard time getting a blood sample. I cried and … read more
​Canine Diabetes: This is a Marathon Not a Sprint!

​Canine Diabetes: This is a Marathon Not a Sprint!

Posted by Michelle for PetTest, AAHA Certified Diabetes Educator on May 12th 2022

Canine Diabetes: This is a Marathon Not a Sprint! I am not a patient person and it is something that I have had to work on most of my life. “Patience takes practice” runs through my head constantl … read more
​The Importance of Oral Health

​The Importance of Oral Health

Posted by Michelle for PetTest, AAHA Certified Diabetes Educator on May 4th 2022

The Importance of Oral Health When Lucy was first diagnosed with diabetes and acute pancreatitis her vet also found a cracked upper molar. It was cracked in half and moved easily so the tooth need … read more