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My 13 yr. old Lab Mix (73 lbs) having diabetes now for over 3 years and on 38 units of Novolin 70/30 twice daily also worse. He has a terrible time walking now as his back legs are so stiff, he can’t lift himself. I see his feet are cupped and I have to straighten out his feet before he attempts to walk in a very unstable fashion.
My 11 year old lab has been diabetic for 18 months and is on insulin twice a day. Will using this product reduce the amount of insulin we are giving or just regulate her sugar better?
I have a diabetic dog that won’t eat much, but loves people scraps, this can be very frustrated, what foods do you recommend?
My dog (PUNKIN) has just recently started taking insulin. Levels are still on the high side (620). We started giving her 8 units a week and a half ago and as of this morning she is at 11 units twice a day. Does this supplement help to lower the sugar levels as well?
My dog was taking 3cc’s of insulin, directed by the vet. I took him back for a test of urine and he upped it to 4. The dog seems like he feels awful. He will not eat dog food, so I feed him Ham and rice right before I give him his injection 2 times a day. He seems to be feeling worse since I upped the dosage, but the vet says we have to get it stable in the urine first and then do a blood test.
My 8 yr old min-pin had pancreatitis a couple yrs ago. Could that attribute to his diabetic sxs now? What do I use to test blood sugar level? Test blood or urine? How often? What to use?
I think you should try a diet formulated for diabetes. In addition I would give digestive enzymes including pancreatic enzymes with each meal. Along with Dia-IonX, I also use MSM, probiotics, and fish oil.
My dog was diagnosed approx 2 months ago with diabetes. We are still trying to get him regulated. How would this help in that regard?
My 11 year old dog has diabetes and his glucose levels are always high never low. Glucose levels range between 225 and 350 even though we have started our 6th bottle of Dia-lonX this week and we started taking it in April of this year. I give him 1/2 teaspoonful in the morning and in the evening with his food. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Our Vet has not put him on any special diet food. What do you think? Should we change his food?
It is harder to get dogs off insulin than it is for cats. However, Dia-IonX can be given while on insulin or other medications. It helps to control the symptoms of diabetes of increased thirst and urination and minimize consequences to the eyes and kidneys.
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