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Dear diabetic dog owner, If your pet has been diagnosed with diabetes, please do not fret or worry. When your loved one is first diagnosed, you may allow your heart to rule your thinking, without fully realizing the true implications of your decision. Having a family pet destroyed is not an option for many, yet it can take some time before the full implication of your commitment to treatment becomes apparent. Trips away, vacations, business meetings and even parties suddenly make our lives more complex, often putting an added strain on all our relationships.
The Initial DiagnosisThe initial diagnosis is just the beginning, and although your Vet will offer good advice, be aware that not everything they recommend is always essential and without knowing specific questions to ask, the advice given is often quoted from text books rather than from experience. Diabetes ControlThere is no cure but it can be controlled with regular insulin, diet and exercise. It is an on-going, sometimes expensive treatment, not just in cost, but also in time. Regularity is paramount in the control of diabetes and this alone can place a strain on the whole family. Yet Thousands of dogs have diabetes and still lead happy and normal lives and we can show you exactly what is involved and how easy it can be to overcome what may seem right now, insurmountable obstacles. Poor control of canine diabetes often leads to further problems including cataracts, liver and kidney infections, or even failure which is why we advocate accurate testing and monitoring. Whilst costs for treatment can soon mount up, please do not even consider euthanasia (putting your pet down) until you have read this. We have five dogs, all Pomeranians, and when one of them was diagnosed with diabetes mellitus in 2003, it turned our world upside down! There was nothing available at that time to help us through the initial crisis.
Our little chap has been diabetic since 2003 but you would not know it to see him now; he is once again an active little 11 year-old dog, showing no signs of slowing down. If the Canine Diabetes Management Guide had been around back then, we would have saved time, money and more than a little anxiety. The Canine Diabetes Management Guide contains comprehensive information covering the many concerns owners have about treating diabetic dogs. Everything from problem feeders to food groups to avoid or include. By knowing the symptoms dogs’ exhibit, you can get an early detection of poor control and save time and money on Vets bills.
All three forms of canine diabetes are covered, the symptoms, tests and treatments for each and there are also top tips to make your life easier. The quick reference index enables you to swiftly jump to a topic of interest and there are also some great money saving ideas as well as answers to frequent questions. Most people who have read the guide admit they have cut their expenditure on supplies, but this is just an added bonus; the primary concern is the welfare of the animal and we strive to give the best possible advice and offer FREE updates. The guide walks you through the process, from the symptoms and first diagnosis to what will be expected of you, taking out the fear. Yes it can be scary at first, especially if you are the person nominated to teach someone else.
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