Vegetable glycerin is a safe, natural additive that can be used as an alternative to sugar in many food products. It has no known adverse effects and is often used as a sweetener for diabetic dog treats and other low-sugar foods. Read on to learn more about vegetable glycerin. What Is Vegetable Glycerin? Vegetable glycerin,…
As a pet nutrition expert and veterinary professional, I understand the importance of knowing which foods are suitable for your diabetic dog’s dietary needs. When it comes to pasta, diabetic dogs can safely consume this food but it provides zero nutritional value to them. Read on to find out more about diabetic dogs and pasta…
Dogs like putting things in their mouths, all the time. It could be a chewing toy, a shoe, or a blanket in this case. The reason why dogs nibble on blankets is that it soothes them which is fine if they are not tearing the blanket and creating a potential choking hazard by swallowing large…
If you have a dog that only listens to your husband and not you, you are at the right place. Dogs are very smart. However, they are more grateful than smart. This means that your husband is doing all the things for the dog and the dog responds by listening to him. If you wish…
The debate about whether dogs are more loyal compared to cats is older than the Chinese Wall. Yet, cat parents say that their beloved furballs are loyal while dog owners say that their doggos will lay their life for them. As someone that has been working with cats and dogs for over 10 years, I…
Knowing what foods cause a spike in blood sugar levels in diabetic dogs and which are perfectly safe means a lot. Basically, when feeding diabetic dogs, look for any foods that have a low glycemic index. That means that these foods slowly digest and do not cause a rapid increase in blood sugar levels. Read…
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As a diabetic pet owner, you need to know your dog’s blood sugar to see if the insulin dose they are on is working properly. The best time to check your dog’s blood sugar is before their first meal, and four hours after their first meal. This will allow you to have a better understanding…
Diabetes in dogs is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition caused by an imbalance of glucose (sugar) levels within the body. Signs such as excessive thirst or urination, weight loss, and lethargy are all signs that your pup could have diabetes. To detect it early and effectively manage their health, we’ll explore its symptoms, causes,…
Cranberries are a popular and delicious snack, so I understand why you may be wondering if diabetic dogs can eat them. The good news is that cranberries can be included as part of a healthy diet for diabetic dogs. However, it’s important to make sure that your pup gets the proper nutrition he needs in…
Apples are an excellent source of dietary fiber, vitamins A and C, as well as antioxidants that can benefit dogs with diabetes. However, it’s important to remember that apples contain natural sugar so they should only be given occasionally as a treat. Can Diabetic Dogs Eat Apples? Yes, diabetic dogs can eat apples in moderation….
