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Fatty Liver Disease (Hepatic Lipidosis) in Diabetic Cats and Dogs

Fatty Liver Disease (Hepatic Lipidosis) in Diabetic Cats and Dogs

Animals with diabetes mellitus can be vulnerable to various complications of the liver. One of the most common liver conditions...
Glucose meters made for dogs and cats vs for humans

Glucose meters made for dogs and cats vs for humans

Whether for humans or for pets, monitoring blood glucose is essential for those with diabetes. Regular monitoring can help you...
Blood Glucose Curve, a Useful Monitoring Tool to Detect The Somogyi Effect

Blood Glucose Curve, a Useful Monitoring Tool to Detect The Somogyi Effect

When you have pets with diabetes, you want to know that the treatments are being effective in controlling their blood...

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11 03 ,2021
Symptoms and Causes of Diabetes in Dogs and Cats

Symptoms and Causes of Diabetes in Dogs and Cats

Canine and feline diabetes is caused by insulin deficiency or insulin resistance (AKC, 2019). Insulin deficiency occurs when your pet’s body isn’t producing enough insulin and insulin resistance occurs when your pet’s body isn’t using insulin effectively. Insulin deficiency is the most common form of diabetes in dogs while insulin resistance occurs more in older dogs. For...
10 03 ,2021
Pets can have diabetes too!

Pets can have diabetes too!

Did you know that dogs and cats can have diabetes too? Canine and feline diabetes is actually a common medical issue that many pets and pet owners face today. While you cannot cure diabetes, you can better manage your pet diabetes by recognizing early signs and ensuring that you are monitoring your pet’s blood glucose at home...
12 02 ,2021
At Home Testing: to test or not to test

At Home Testing: to test or not to test

Blood Glucose Level Management is Not Easy When living with a diabetic pet, controlling their blood glucose levels can be a bit of frustrating balancing act. Finding the proper insulin dosage with your veterinarian is very important. You should never adjust the insulin dosage without consulting with your veterinarian first. Make sure that they are on board...