Yuki has crossed the bridge Dec 2020 - Diabetes in Dogs: The k9diabetes.com Forum

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08-09-2020, 06:39 AM

Raysaint

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Re: Questions about Yuki

Is there anything he likes that you can put on top of the food? Or put it on top if he leaves god on the plate.
With our chihuahua (not diabetic), I put little pieces of cooked chicken breast or cooked extra lean ground beef on top, then a bit more if she doesn't eat it all.

I sympathize with your predicament, as consistent food amounts are important and make regulation easier.

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Riley, 8 yr. old maltipoo, 25 lbs., diagnosed Feb 2017, taking thyroid meds, had pancreatitis and DKA mid March, eating Wellness Senior formula can food. NPH dosage now at 9.0 units Humulin N. Adding either pumpkin, spinach, blueberries, yams, or green beans to his food. Also omega-3 oil.

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