Navigating Canine Diabetes with Love and Know-How
Brady is 13 years old this year. Sometimes he has so much energy we have a hard time believing it, but we also see that he sleeps more and gets tired on longer walks. His diabetes makes him fragile and high-maintenance, yet he is strong, healthy, and happy right now. Our goal is to keep … Read more
Benefits of a Calm Dog First, let’s discuss all the reasons it is worth it to help your dog relax when you are gone for a few hours. A calm dog offers several benefits for both your dog and you: It’s important to note that every dog is unique, and some breeds or individuals may … Read more
Who wants to walk through a poop “minefield”? Not me and not the neighbors. Cleaning up after your dog is not only good for shoes, it is a good mini check-up for the dog. Our furry friends bring joy and companionship to our lives, but they can’t tell us when something is wrong with their … Read more
We really noticed how powerful massage can be when Brady was sick with pancreatitis. Comforting a sick dog can be a deeply nurturing experience that can bring you and your dog closer. When our pets fall ill, they often exhibit signs not only of discomfort but also vulnerability and anxiety. This can make owners feel … Read more
We believe dietary supplements have helped us manage Brady’s diabetes and resolve his chronic pancreatitis.
Just like in humans, diabetes is a common chronic condition in dogs that requires ongoing, careful management to ensure their well-being. A crucial aspect of managing Brady’s diabetes is monitoring his blood glucose levels. This means collecting the data to make a blood glucose curve. This curve provides valuable insights into Brady’s blood sugar fluctuations. … Read more
How to Care for a Diabetic Dog: Nurturing Health One thing Toddy and I (Julie) have learned is that caring for a dog with diabetes requires dedication, understanding, and a commitment to their well-being. We definitely had to adjust our lives a bit to keep our diabetic miniature poodle, Brady, happy and healthy. But we … Read more