Reply With QuoteBamps (01-09-2024)
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Well heck. Diabetes isn't fun to treat. The special food would have been easier. Will the injections be sub-q? Or into a vein or flesh? I have done sub-q on a cat, that's the easiest.
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Bamps (01-09-2024)
I'm sorry to hear that. Treating diabetes in animals reminds me of the old days of treating it in humans. I doubt animal medicine is likely to reach the stage that it is now for humans. I think once you get the hang of giving the shots, that will be less of a worry.
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Bamps (01-09-2024)
I have to give her shots twice a day and she is not being user friendly Giving the shot is easy if she was not hiding under my bed. We will see how this goes . The vet said it could take 2 weeks for her to stop having the peeing issues. He also said that may not resolve .
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