Diabetes and Dogs

My beautiful Rosie has diabetes. We are working through it all, and trying to get the insulin to the right level. We are on 16 units twice a day now, and still not really being effective. I would love to hear from anyone with the same difficulties.

I HATE giving Rosie shots everyday. It kills me, although she doesn't seem too bothered. She is now about 10 and half years old. Her hips bother her a lot too. She is still happy and alert-and loves food and treats. She isn't ready to cross the rainbow bridge yet, so I am doing my best for her, as she has done her best for me over the years. I love her, can't bear the thought of losing her, so I keep working at it.

I did quite a bit of research when I found out she had it. Nothing online really helped me. I even tried a supplement I found that was supposed to help her...but...nothing.

If anyone out there has some tips, good cookies for diabetic dogs, ANYTHING-even just your own experience, I would love to hear!!

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Not just on dog walks either. They like to be part of your daily life, and go places you can let them accompany you to. To really have this happen there is work to do with your dogs.

They need to be polite (requires training) so people don't mind them being around. They also need socialization, starting when they are puppies. Socialization requires exposure to people and other animals so they know how to behave in every situation.

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