The Difference in Protocols in Your Diabetic Dog When pups are newly diagnosed, I often hear, “I’m diabetic too, so this isn’t going to be so hard”. Uh oh, time to “unlearn” everything that you k
2020 – The Year of the Kitty(Post)2020 - The Year of the Kitty As the year closes, we can all look back on this mystifying insane year with a pandemic, polarized political views, and all kinds of oddities and negative events. We c
Size Matters! The Importance of Needle Length(Post)Size Matters! The Importance of Needle Length Being thrown into the world of diabetes and injecting insulin can be stressful. We get a crash course in handling, preparing and injecting insulin but
Blog Recap of Topics Covered or What Did I Miss?(Post)Blog Recap of Topics Covered or What Did I Miss? Today I’m going to recap for you all of the topics covered in previous posts in case you missed some or have a particular interest in a topic no
Will An Infection Affect My Diabetic Dog? Part One(Post)Will An Infection Affect My Diabetic Dog? Part One Today we will discuss how an infection can impact BG (Blood Glucose) for your Diabetic Dog. As you can see from previous posts, many things can h
Keeping Calm When the World Goes Nuts: Creative Thinking(Post)Keeping Calm When the World Goes Nuts: Creative Thinking Everyone knows about the current health crisis, and I am going to address some of the issues many of us fur parents have or may run into. Co
A Walk Down Memory Lane(Post)A Walk Down Memory Lane I have been feeling a bit nostalgic lately, my special boy Frank went over the rainbow bridge a couple of weeks ago and he is now with his girls Bella and Lucy. Thinking ab
Can I Afford My Diabetic Dog?(Post)Can I Afford My Diabetic Dog? This topic is usually a big concern in the beginning when first diagnosed. You’ve already been hit with a sizeable vet bill just to find out that your pup has Diabet
Resist This Temptation with Your Diabetic Dog(Post)Resist This Temptation with Your Diabetic Dog How’s that for a catchy title? Lol Today we talk about resisting the temptation to micromanage your pup. I can tell you that in the beginning I was
Taking Responsibility for Your Diabetic Dog(Post)Taking Responsibility for Your Diabetic Dog Today we talk about taking responsibility for your Diabetic Dog. That means that it’s up to us to keep our pup safe at all times. No more blaming anyo
Supplements: Head to Tail(Post)Supplements: Head to Tail Over the past couple of years I have written many blogs on supplements that are safe for our diabetic dogs. Diving in to supplements that are beneficial for our dogs is great
Low-Impact Bonding (for Recovering from Illness or Injury)(Post)Low-Impact Bonding (for Recovering from Illness or Injury) A couple weeks ago, I wrote about weight management and gave a lot of suggestions on keeping kitty active regardless of the stage of di