Functions of the Canine Pancreas Why is it so important to know what the functions of the pancreas are? Well, the pancreas is a very important organ that does several things for the body to ru ...
November is Diabetes Awareness Month(Post)November is Diabetes Awareness Month November is Diabetes Awareness Month in the USA and Canada, and November 14 th is World Diabetes Day. I never thought I would learn so much about canine dia ...
Tunnel Vision(Post)Tunnel Vision I watch my cats constantly because it is entertaining, and it helps me keep an eye out for any changes that happen. In doing this, I have noticed that Kitty’s behavior changes a lot m ...
Massage Therapy for Kitty (Post)Massage Therapy for Kitty On writing this title, I can already feel the raised eyebrows and hear “Seriously?” in my head. I thought the same thing. After all the things we already have to do for ...
Are We There Yet? [Travelling With Kitty](Post)Are We There Yet? [Travelling With Kitty] With so many of us at home, it might seem to be an odd time to talk about travel. However, now is a good time to consider arrangements if you are plannin ...
Energy Boost for Pets(Post)Energy Boost for Pets When our dogs are diagnosed with diabetes there is a lot we need to learn and knowing how to treat a hypoglycemic event is critical. The same goes for dogs that are not diabet ...
Perspective and Your Diabetic Dog(Post)Perspective and Your Diabetic Dog I want to thank Christy for the topic that we are discussing today. It is really important that we keep perspective now that we have a Diabetic Dog. What d ...
YIKES! My Diabetic Dog Won’t Eat! (Post)YIKES! My Diabetic Dog Won't Eat! Today we will talk about what to do when our pup won’t eat. We all know that we need our Diabetic Dog to eat so that they can get their insulin. Ther ...
FAQ: Part 2 (Post)FAQ: Part 2 Last week we talked about FAQ: Part 1 (frequently asked questions) that we are asked in our Facebook group Diabetic Dog Owners. I had the same questions after Lucy was first diagnos ...
Realistic Remission For Your Diabetic Cat(Post)Realistic Remission For Your Diabetic Cat Six months seems to be the usual expectation for remission in feline diabetes. While this is certainly ideal and possible, there are many things that can ...
Homemade Treats For Your Diabetic Dog: Part 1(Post)Homemade Treats For Your Diabetic Dog: Part 1 This topic covers one of the most frequently asked questions that we see on Facebook Group pages. Your vet probably told you that you can only ...
Genteel(Page)PetTest Genteel Painless Glucose Monitoring System for Pets Welcome to the only painless lancing device engineered specifically for pets... the PetTest Genteel Painless Lancing Device! A ...