The Trifecta for Caring for Your Diabetic Dog–Food, Medication and Exercise
Canine diabetes may not be curable, but it is manageable in most dogs–if the condition is diagnosed early and treated properly. Only a veterinarian can diagnose this condition in dogs, but treatment will largely fall on the lap of the dog’s owners and it is no small thing. Treating any medical condition is a daily responsibility to be carried out consistently for the rest of the dog’s life. However, knowing the knowing the three components of at-home care for a diabetic dog–food, medication, and exercise–you can create a schedule that is balanced, not overwhelming.
Exercise and the Affenpinscher
The Affenpinscher originated in Germany and was first used to control rodents in stables and businesses. Eventually was bred to serve as a companion and keep mice out of the home. It is named because of its monkey-like looks “affenpinscher’ means monkey terrier and is one of the oldest breeds of companion or toy dogs.
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The Affenpinscher originated in Germany and was first used to control rodents in stables and businesses. Eventually was bred to serve as a companion and keep mice out of the home. It is named because of its monkey-like looks “affenpinscher’ means monkey terrier and is one of the oldest breeds of companion or toy dogs.












Get your dog up and moving.