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• A RAW FOOD DIET IS NOT THE ANSWER.
• Yet because of the problems associated with processed commercial kibbled food, many dog owners are now feeding a raw food diet to their companion pets. ...
• The present trend to feed dogs a raw food diet was kicked off by Dr. Ian Billinghurst when he wrote a book in 1993 promoting a "Bones and Raw Food (BARF) diet. " Now there are many different pet food companies which promote a line of raw meat pet foods or the use of raw meats supplemented with the line of dietary products they produce. Raw food diets have been around long enough that we have been able to see the harm they are doing to many domesticated dogs. ... Ann Martin, who wrote the book FOOD PETS DIE FOR has a new book out titled PROTECT YOUR PET: MORE SHOCKING FACTS. ... I urge all pet owners who are thinking of feeding their companion pets with a raw food diet to read the chapter "Raw Meat Diet Controversy" in Ann Martin's new book.
• Ann is joined by many canine nutritionists and Veterinarians who now urge dog owners to be VERY CAREFUL about feeding raw meat to their dogs. Unfortunately most of the published information about the dangers of a raw food diet are published in scientific journals that the average dog owner never hears about i. ... LeJeune, c/o Food Animal Health Research Program, Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center, The Ohio State University, Wooster, OH 44691-4096.
• Any diet that gets a dog eating foods that are not filled with preservatives and other chemicals found in most commercial dog food is considered by most canine nutritionists as a step in the right direction. ... " Even though, in the National Research Council's book, Nutrient Requirements of Dogs,they show how one breed can have a different reaction to a single food source than another breed. ... Some dog breeds have inherent allergies to fish or chicken. ... Raw or cooked, you should not use a meat source that will cause the breed of dog you are feeding nutritional distress. ...
• If we could provide the same fresh raw meat that the ancestors of today's dog had access to 600,000 years ago, including the hot fresh guts - what wild animals still go for first in a kill - then it might be OK to feed them with that food source. ...

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• A Special Dog and a Committed Family: The Story of Lucy.
• Lucy, a special companion of the Gregory family, participated in several studies to help diabetic pets. ...
• The client who's done the most with me is Lori Gregory, who, with her diabetic dog, Lucy, was always willing to get involved and help. ...
• Lucy, a golden retriever, was the Gregory family dog for 14 years. ... "She was the sweetest dog I ever had. ...
• Although she had all the classic symptoms of a human diabetic, until her local veterinarian diagnosed Lucy's condition as diabetes, Mrs. ...
• "The first study aimed to determine whether or not high-fiber foods were better for diabetic dogs. We didn't know which food she was on during the trial. But it proved to be true that high fiber was better, and from then on, we always gave her high-fiber dog food.
• Gregory, we're in a new frontier here because Lucy has had diabetes longer than any dog we've ever had. ...

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• Natural, healthy dog food, treats & biscuits a priority for dog lovers! Top 10 dog foods below!.
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• Home :: Natural Dog & Pet Food Natural, healthy dog food, treats & biscuits a priority for dog lovers! Top 10 dog foods below!.
• For pet lovers their dog's health is as important as their own. Choosing organic, natural dog and pet food is a common request for those who won't settle for anything less. Fortunately we don't have to, as companies marketing natural dog and pet food, treats and biscuits are on the rise. Dogs with special food needs, including: prescription, diet, arthritis, vegetarian and diabetic, especially benefit from the quality natural pet food options available today. To view some top pick food, gravy, bowls and automatic feeders please scroll below.
• Vita Gravy for Dog Food.
• Vita Gravy's thick, rich formula enhances the flavor and adds an extra nutritional boost to any dry dog food. ...
• It is important that your dog receive the type of dog food best suited for his or her age and health needs. Many specialized foods, such as prescription diet dog foods, are very common and available any pet store. Avoiding dog foods, treats and biscuits with antibiotics, high fat quantities, and addatives is optimal for your animals health and worth the extra cost and trip to the pet store. Many holistic, natural gourmet biscuits and treats are available and excellent quality for your puppy or dog's health. ...
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• We have researched the ten most popular online dog and pet foods requested which include: Wellness, Innova, Solid Gold, Nutro, Diamond, Hill's Prescription Diet, Science, Eukanuba, Natural Balance, and Iams. To purchase any of these products, visit our premier dog and pet food resources below, for easy onine shopping for dog and pet food, biscuits, treats, automatic dog feeders and more. Prescription diet, vegetarian, arthritis formulas and other specialty dog foods are available for all of your online pet store needs. ...

• All consumed food is eventually converted to sugar, the energy source for every organ in the body and for every cell in every organ. If too much food is consumed, the extra calories can be stored by the body for later conversion to sugar. ...
• Approximately 60 per cent of diabetic cats have type I and 40 per cent type II. ...
• What happens when an individual has diabetes mellitus? Without sugar constantly being removed from the blood by cells everywhere in the body, the diabetic person, dog or cat has more and more sugar accumulate in the blood. ... Therefore, messages are sent out for energy (sugar) and the diabetic begins to eat more and more. ...
• When a dog or cat is brought to a veterinarian for any or all the symptoms known to be associated with diabetes, the diagnosis is quite easily made. ... The cornerstones of treating type II diabetic people include weight loss, exercise, and changes in diet to increase fiber content and to decrease simple sugars. ... Use of all these treatments rarely helps type I diabetic people. Type I diabetic people, like 100 per cent of diabetic dogs and 80 to 90 per cent of diabetic cats, require insulin injections to live. All diabetic dogs and cats do best with good pet food given in two equal sized meals (cats tent to "graze" all day and should be allow to continue feeding that way). ...
• It takes time to determine which insulin and which insulin dose are best for an individual cat or dog. ...
• Remember the most important goal in treating a diabetic dog or cat: we want the pet to be happy and stable. No diabetic pet becomes absolutely normal. Finally, regardless of treatment, virtually 100 per cent of diabetic dogs (not cats) develop cataracts and become blind within the first 6 to 24 months; this is inevitable and not a reflection of the job you have done in treating your pet.

• This lady takes her dog to the Vet because he keeps peeing all over the house and he starts peeing blood. As it turns out the dog is diabetic and needs insulin. The bladder infection is secondary to the diabetic condition. The Vet explains to the lady how she is going to have to regulate the dog's insulin. The lady decides her dog is "too inconvenient" and the Vet care too costly, therefore, she just wants to put the dog down. The Vet sees this dog as having many more years and would like to get the dog into rescue instead of putting the dog down. The dog is an 11 year old black male dachshund mix with gray around the muzzle. ... The dog has been neutered, is up to date on shots, heartworm negative and has been on prevention and gets monthly Frontline treatments. The dog needs to be on a diabetic dog food and of course on insulin. The Vet said the dog is very sweet and would make a wonderful companion for someone. If any one can take this dog, please let me know.
• This lady takes her dog to the Vet because he keeps peeing all over the house and he starts peeing blood. As it turns out the dog is diabetic and needs insulin. The bladder infection is secondary to the diabetic condition. The Vet explains to the lady how she is going to have to regulate the dog's insulin. The lady decides her dog is "too inconvenient" and the Vet care too costly, therefore, she just wants to put the dog down. ...

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• All About Fatty Acids - Good dog magazine article on the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats, anti-inflammatory properties of fatty acids, and finding a dog food with a good omega-3 to omega-6 r.
• Diabetes Mellitus -- rank: 468       Pet Directory   Diabetes Mellitus See Also: Health: Animal: Pets: Cats: Conditions and Diseases: Diabetes Diabetes Mellitus - Comprehensive information and illustrations for owners of a dog diagnosed with this ailment courtesy of Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine. ...
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• I became a distributor with Flint River Ranch in 2001 after adopting our first dog, Gracie, from Greater Ohio Boxer Rescue. ... I couldn't wait for my first order to arrive as I didn't want to feed my animals any more of the old food. ...
• I believe that if he could have been on a healthy, human grade quality food sooner, this could have made a difference in the outcome. We also unfortunately lost our diabetic cat, "Kitty" in October 2002. He actually did very well for the year and a half after his diabetic diagnosis. He rarely had any diabetic related incidences and I attributed it mainly to his healthful diet. ...

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• Another parameter was that it had to be delicious for the adults and children alike, and still not come in a bag from the nearest fast food pavilion. The recipes we came up with have made a hit in our homes with husbands, children, and even with those pesky begging animals we have around here who get any leftovers in their dog food, so we are guaranteed a winner on all counts.
• The half pizza is for the diabetic in the family. ...
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• NEED HELP HERE! Diabetic Cat.
• But any replies to this thread is greatly appreciated and very needed!! I have a friend who is thinking about adopting a diabetic cat. She doesn't mind the special food and extra attention that it is going to need, but she does have another cat who eats regular food. She is afraid that the diabetic cat is going to try to eat the other cat's food, instead of it's own. Is there anyone who knows of a way that she can keep it from eating food other than it's own? Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! Susie.
• Place their food, either in different rooms if possible or in different corners of the kitchen. Give them time to eat, then remove all uneaten food. ...
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• Whew! My sister and niece just had a cat put to sleep that was diabetic. It was malnurished even though they fed it the fanciest foods and kept it away from the other cat's food. ...
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• In normal animals, insulin does this by preventing glucose production by the liver and ensuring that excess glucose derived from food which is not needed for energy is put into body stores. ...
• In a diabetic animal there is insufficient insulin to switch off glucose production by the liver or to efficiently store excess glucose derived from energy giving foods. ... In addition, diabetic animals tend to lose weight because they breakdown stores of fat and protein (muscle) to make glucose and ketones (an alternative fuel) in the liver. ...
• In general, they are not useful for the treatment of diabetes mellitus in dogs but are some use in a small proportion of diabetic cats. ...
• Of these, protamine zinc insulin has the longest duration of action and lente and isophane insulins last long enough to be used on a once, or occasionally twice, daily basis in diabetic dogs. ...
• Each diabetic animal has to have its dose tailored to its individual needs which is done over a stabilization period. ... In order to achieve stable control of a diabetic animal's blood glucose by insulin, all the other factors which affect blood glucose concentration must be kept constant from day to day. ...
• There are a number of different ways to stabilize a diabetic animal. ...
• Such a curve can be used to decide if the dog needs twice daily injections of lente or a change to PZI insulin. ...
• Dogs which are off their food or need to be fasted as part of the management of vomiting or diarrhea need to continue to receive insulin, since withholding both food and insulin is likely to start the production of ketones and this will make the dog more unwell. Usually half of the dog's normal requirement will prevent ketoacidosis and will be safe. ...
• Another is that caused by high levels of cortisol in diabetic dogs which also have hyperadrenocorticism (Cushings disease) or which have had repeated long acting glucocorticoid (steroid) injections. The best tests for hyperadrenocorticism are the low dexamethasone suppression test or the ACTH stimulation test but the results of these sometimes need to be interpreted with caution in diabetic dogs. ...
• In diabetic animals treated with insulin there is some risk that hypoglycemia may occur. It is rare for a dog or cat to die of this condition but it is possible and owners should be appropriately warned and trained by the veterinary team responsible for their pet's management. ... If the animal is still conscious, treatment is by offering food, particularly glucose containing foods such as biscuits or chocolate. ...

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• They noticed their dog’s eyesight was deteriorating when she ran into a fence. ...
• As the days passed, the dog's eyes become worse quickly and within just days, she was completely blind and her eye were white. ...
• Now every step their dog takes is a step into the unknown. ...
• “We almost treat diabetic cataracts in dogs as an emergency of sorts because it can accrue from complete clarity to complete opaque in a four-day period,” he said. ...
• They said she seems like a different dog, like she was six years younger. ...
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• With Fanconi Syndrome, the dog loses buffers (the bicarbonate that keeps the blood from becoming too acidic and damaging internal organs), protein, vitamins, minerals and amino acids from the defective kidneys, spilling them out in the dog’s copious urination. Treated by supplementation to replace these losses, the dog can live a long and relatively healthy life. Without treatment, the dog will die.
• Fanconi can occur in ANY breed of dog, in fact, in any mammal (including humans). It is especially common in the Basenji dog.
•   Diabetic Test Strip.
• Probably you have found that your dog is spilling glucose (sugar) in the urine during your monthly testing with an inexpensive diabetic glucose test strip, which you can find and purchase from the diabetic section of most drugstores. To test: Wet one of the strips in the dog’s urine stream and wait for the amount of time listed on the package—usually 30 seconds. If this is positive (turns color), the dog is spilling sugar, and this should be reported to your veterinarian.
• If left untreated, urinary tract infections can ascend into the kidneys and may cause kidney infections, which can ultimately contribute to kidney failure (an entirely different problem from Fanconi Syndrome, with a different mode of treatment—see notes under “High Protein food”).
• NOTE: Even if the urinalysis is negative, if the dog has SIGNS and SYMPTOMS of a urinary tract infection (i. ... ), the dog should be treated with antibiotics as if it were a renal infection. ...
• BEGINNING SUPPLEMENTS, FOOD AND WATER can be given as soon as Fanconi is discovered.
• (TWO daily if the dog is already drinking a lot and urinating a lot. ...
• Give TWO Pet-Cal or 2 teaspoons of powder daily if the dog is drinking a lot and urinating a lot. You can substitute dicalcium phosphate powder for Pet-Cal tablets—use one teaspoon instead of each Pet-Cal tablet and mix into the food daily. ...

• dog. com vet@dog   Hazardous Holiday Decorations: Physical Hazards .
• Last week we discussed holiday plants and greens that may be poisonous to your dog. ...
• However, what do you do if you learn this lesson too late and come home to a "raid" on the Christmas tree? Step one is to check the dog's entire mouth for blood, cuts, or glass splinters and to flush the mouth to remove any remnants. ... Step four is to give the dog a generous portion of high-fiber bread: 1/2 loaf for large dogs, 1/8 - 1/4 loaf for small dogs. ... After this, for at least 3 - 4 days, watch for the following "danger signs": (1) blood in or near the mouth or rectum; (2) pale gums (note: look at them NOW, so you know what is "normal" for your dog); (3) repeated episodes of vomiting; (4) straining during a bowel movement; (5) "hunched-up" stance, lowering of the forequarters (lower than the hindquarters), repeated glancing at or nipping at the side of the body, and other indications of abdominal pain; or (6) absence of bowel movements. ...
• If a dog swallows only a few needles, you may see some vomiting and diarrhea. ...
• Most dogs are sensible enough to move their nose if foolish enough to stick it in the flame! However, it is easy for a dog to knock the candle over and get hot wax into his eyes or on his fur. ...
• Just like candles, any scalding hot liquid can cause a severe burn if turned over by a nosy dog who is trying to investigate whatever is on the table or serving tray. Never underestimate the lengths to which a hungry or curious dog will go when following good smells with his nose!.
• Never allow your dog to chew on these bones (or any other type of bone that could splinter--the only bone that is safe for most dogs is a dried, processed, beef shin bone, available at pet stores. ) Gorging on turkey fat (or any other fatty food) can cause a painful, sometimes life-threatening attack of pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) in susceptible individuals, with subsequent leakage of digestive enzymes and severe secondary infections. If your dog does manage to gorge on a turkey carcas, do NOT induce vomiting. ... To induce vomiting in a dog that has eaten too much fat actually INCREASES the risk of pancreatitis, rather than decreasing it. ...
• If your dog has chewed or swallowed a sharp metal hook or wire, check the inside of the mouth first, including the underside of the tongue. ...
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• It's true: Diabetes has been diagnosed in virtually every breed of cat and dog in this country. ... Yet, it is well known that diabetes is common among Miniature Poodles and Cairn Terriers while some of the common dog breeds (such as Cocker Spaniels, German Shepherds, Collies, and Boxers) are seldom affected.
• It is also known that diabetes typically occurs toward the tail end of a dog or cat's life. ...
• This is because diabetes affects the way your pet's body uses food. Normally, food is converted into a form of sugar called glucose. ...
• The goal for treatment is to achieve a balance between food and insulin so that blood sugar levels are close to normal (nondiabetic) as possible.
• How do you know whether your cat or dog has diabetes? Animals who have diabetes display many of the same symptoms people do - excessive thirst, frequent urination and hunger. ... Another good signal is if your dog or cat spends an unusual amount of time around the water bowl or begins to beg routinely for more food. ...
• For example, your veterinarian may ask you to feed your dog or cat specific portions of food at specific times during the day. ...
• Most people discover, however, that their dog or cat barely flinches when the needle is inserted into their pet's skin (usually, injections are given on the scruff of the animal's neck), similar to people learning to inject themselves for the first time, and you're likely to make some mistakes at first.
• These daily readings will help you know how much insulin to inject and the amount of food to feed your pet, thereby helping you control your pet's diabetes.
• These ketones are a warning that your cat or dog's diabetes is out of control. ...
• Your veterinarian can teach you how to make adjustments in your pet's food and insulin based on the results of the urine tests. The tests are taken by dipping a special test strip into a small amount (about one tablespoon) of your dog or cat's urine. ...
• We encourage dog owners to follow their pet around in the early morning and place a pan to collect the urine under their dog at the crucial moment. ...

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• Feldman and Nelson study different insulins—all made for human diabetics—to let the veterinary community know which ones are best for diabetic dogs and cats. ...
• Nelson and Feldman carried out the initial studies with fiber and its importance in the diets of diabetic dogs and cats, and they have done several other dietary studies with the pet food industry. ...
• "Fructosamine" and "glycosylated hemoglobin (GHb)" provide a way to monitor diabetic animals with a single blood sample, versus having them stay in the hospital all day to monitor blood sugars. ...
• Feldman transplanted islet cells to 12 diabetic dogs whose owners wanted to try th e potential cure. ... The next step is to be able to produce enough islet cells on a commercial basis to make transplants available to diabetic humans and companion animals as needed.
• "The first dog we ever transplanted was Punkster (right)," says Dr. ... His owner and I went through all the things you go through in managing a diabetic dog—finding the ri ght insulin, finding the right dosage. ...
• When transplanted under local anesthesia to the abdomen of a diabetic human or dog (such as Punkster, below), the cells continue to perform their life-giving function—they regulate blood sugar by secreting insulin. ...

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• And the dog responded, "Lord, to live 25 years as a dog like that is too much. ...
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• Then, he is to have children and live 15 years as a dog, guarding his house and eating the leftovers after they empty the pantry; then, in his old age, to live 10 years as a monkey, acting like an idiot to amuse his grandchildren.
• Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Avandia (rosiglitizone) for use by type 2 diabetics who are not taking insulin. ...
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• It is important to feed a maintenance diet which meets your dog's individual caloric needs and varies as little as possible. For a dog receiving insulin two times a day, the optimum feeding schedule is to feed four meals a day. ... You can just add fibre to your dog's normal dog food using a fibre source such as psyllium (Metamucil), pumpkin pie filling or other fibre source. ... Or you can buy a commercial food containing the proper quantities of fibre. ...
• Some of these foods are Prescription Diets w/d, Science Diet Maintenance Light, Theradiet Reducing (dry), Purina Fit and Trim, Purina Dog Chow - Low Calorie Formula and Cycle 3 Light (canned). ... These food vary in fibre content but no one knows for sure what the optimum amount is.
• We think that most clients with dogs can learn to draw blood using the devices that come with glucometers and recommend that owners of diabetic animals purchase a glucometer. ...
• It is a real challenge to try to stabilize a diabetic animal using information gathered at long intervals. ...

•   This compound prevents polyol formation and normalizes the levels of PKCg in galactosemic dog lens demonstrating efficacy in the eye.
• This invention provides such compounds in suitable pharmaceutical carriers in dosages effective to provide measurable therapeutic results in inhibiting aldose reductacse and ameliorating symptoms of cataract and/or diabetic retinopathy in dogs and possibly humans.   Based on this data, the compound has a potential use as food additive to pet food, particularly for older dogs. ...   When used as an additive to the older dog’s diet, this invention provides an opportunity to prevent the formation of cataracts before diagnosis of the underlying diabetic condition.

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