Issue 34 | 11/18/11
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Pet Diagnosed With Diabetes? Don’t Go Into a Tailspin!If a concerned run to the vet has yielded a diagnosis that your pet has diabetes, don’t panic. This week’s issue features the personal account of a caring individual who has successfully managed the chronic illness with several of her feline companions. Our health and blog sections, meanwhile, are dedicated to discerning the symptoms of diabetes, as well as how to vigilantly tend to your pet’s well being.
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Diabetes in DogsWould you be able to recognize if your dog had an insulin imbalance? It could save his life. |
Foods Toxic to CatsBefore you give in to those large eyes pleading for a treat from the table, know what to avoid. |
K9s for KidsThe Diabetes Friendly Foundation is having a benefit to provide families in need with specially trained diabetes alert dogs. |
Irish SetterThis canine’s distinctive, deep-red coat and handsome carriage is hard to ignore, especially among the well-heeled set. |
Signs of DiabetesEarly detection makes all the difference in managing the quality of your pet’s life. Know what to watch out for. |
SnowshoeSilky-coated, affectionate, and sociable, this feline tends to single out one person to bond strongly with. |
"They Ate What?"Every year Veterinary Practice News holds a contest showcasing the craziest things patients have swallowed. |
Diabetes and Your CatCan cats get diabetes? Unfortunately, yes, they can. Let’s look more closely at the symptoms and causes of feline diabetes. |
Finding the Right TrainerFinding the right puppy class and the right trainer can be challenging if you don’t know what to look for. |
