The Scoop on Poop A topic nobody is fond of but needs to be talked about... dog poop. When Lucy was diagnosed with pancreatitis and diabetes her stools were off, she either had loose stools or dia
The Less-Than-Pleased Ruler (Post)The Less-Than-Pleased Ruler Cats run the house – at least mine do. So at feeding time this morning, all of them were less than enthusiastic over their gourmet grilled turkey which they usually
Celebrating Milestones(Post)Celebrating Milestones Having a diabetic dog is a lot of work, from insulin injections to food to testing to learning how to manage this disease. There is a lot to learn! Today I want to talk abou
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How Food and Insulin Work Together(Post)How Food and Insulin Work Together Today we will talk about how insulin and food work together. I think of it as a dance because that’s how my brain works. Some call it a race, but to me that means
Your Stress and Your Diabetic Dog(Post)Your Stress and Your Diabetic Dog Today we talk about a topic that I wish I had been more aware of when my Max was diagnosed. That topic is stress and how it relates to your pup. What do we know
The Most Special Dog EVER!(Post)The Most Special Dog EVER! August 19th marked six years since the day I started this diabetic dog journey. When Lucy was diagnosed with diabetes and pancreatitis, who knew that I would dive in so
The Eaton Fire: A Firsthand Account of the Value of Planning(Post)The Eaton Fire: A Firsthand Account of the Value of Planning 2025 was off to a great start, we spent several days with friends and dogs up in Mount Shasta. We all had a fabulous time and as expected
Remember Your Shelters(Post)Remember Your Shelters So President Trump has COVID. I would imagine New Orleans is getting annoyed with every storm seeming to target them in one way or another! I love that city, and I sincerely
Cats Just Get It(Post)Cats Just Get It I have been absent and in quarantine and still managed to get pneumonia again – this time with a cracked rib to boot (from coughing). I don’t even have to be upright and moving in o
Are You Ready To Evacuate With Your Diabetic Dog?(Post)Are You Ready To Evacuate With Your Diabetic Dog Today we will talk about being prepared for severe weather, power outage, evacuation, etc. We never think that it will happen, but it can, and it mi
Why It’s Important to Keep up With Your Diabetic Dog’s Teeth(Post)Why It's Important to Keep up With Your Diabetic Dog's Teeth Just like in humans, bad teeth can spell trouble for our Diabetic Dogs. Neglecting your pup’s teeth can have wide range health consequen