Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Your Diabetic Dog May Know How To Get Treats

Are there two (or more) of  you managing the diet of a diabetic dog? Make sure you know what the other one is doing. Chances are your dog knows which one of you to manipulate more than the other.

Canines can work out who is more likely to give them treats and dog food, research suggests.

Dogs can quickly work out which people are more likely to give them treats of dog food, a new study has revealed.

Research conducted at the University of Milan by Sarah Marshall-Pescini found that dogs can interpret social interactions between humans and make decisions based on their own findings, New Scientist reports.

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Diabetic Dogs Know Who To Go To For Food

Are there two (or more) of you managing the diet of a diabetic dog? Make sure you know what the other one is doing. Chances are your dog knows which one of you to manipulate more than the other.

Canines can work out who is more likely to give them treats and dog food, research suggests.

Dogs can quickly work out which people are more likely to give them treats of dog food, a new study has revealed.

Research conducted at the University of Milan by Sarah Marshall-Pescini found that dogs can interpret social interactions between humans and make decisions based on their own findings, New Scientist reports.

Read the rest of the story here...

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Diabetic Dogs and Pet Supplement



It can get difficult if your dog is diagnosed with diabetes. Aside from the proper diet, exercise and medications your diabetic dog will probably require a pet supplement to counteract the effects of diabetes. Diabetic dog foods usually contain all the nutrients your diabetic dog will require, however if your dog would require a certain vitamin or nutrient not found on commercially prepared dog foods your vet will probably suggests a pet supplement for your diabetic dog.

Pet supplements can be categorized as health supplements and nutritional supplements. Pet health supplements are products used to support normal functions of a dog while Nutritional pet supplements are essential to the dogs dietary needs. Be sure to consult your vet before giving your diabetic dog any pet supplements, as each diabetic dogs condition and needs are different. To know more about pet supplements and diabetic dogs click here

Monday, April 11, 2011

DOG FOOD CHOICES CAN AFFECT HEALTH



I found an interesting story about Dog Food Choices. If you would like to know more please click the link.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Diet for Diabetic Dogs



When your dog is diagnosed with diabetes there will be changes that you have to take to prevent the disease from getting worse. Your vet will probably advice you to change your dog's diet. Dogs diagnosed with diabetes should be fed high fiber dog foods. You can either choose commercial brands of diabetic dog foods or go with homemade dog foods.

The type of dog food you feed your diabetic dog will greatly affect him. Changes in your dog's diet should have your vet's approval. Do take time to care for your dog because it can help them live a longer fuller life. For more information on diabetic dog foods, please visit http://www.diabeticdogfoods.com

Friday, March 4, 2011

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Thursday, March 3, 2011

How To Plan A Canine Diabetes Diet

I found an interesting article about planning a canine diabetes diet. To know the basics of planning for diabetic meals click here to read the rest of the article.