Diets and supplements for diabetic dogs

Diets and supplements for diabetic dogs
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Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Diabetes...

Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Diabetes Care Wet Food for Dogs
Hill's Prescription Diet w/d complete wet food for dogs with chicken is recommended for regulation of glucose intake in adult dogs with diabetes mellitus . Hill's Prescription Diet w/d is formulated to help minimize blood glucose fluctuations , which can reduce insulin dosage. It also...
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Chicken - 12 lattine da 370 gr

60,00 € 47,99 €
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Trovet
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Trovet Plus Weight&Diabetic Wet Food...

Trovet Plus Weight&Diabetic Wet Food for Dogs
Trovet Plus Weight & Diabetic with Fresh Chicken is a complete dietary food for adult dogs for reducing excessive body weight and regulating glucose intake (diabetes mellitus ). In case of Diabetes mellitus and obesity. High palatability Trovet Plus Weight & Diabetic with...
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Chicken - 12x100 gr.

27,00 € 27,00 €
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Prolife Diet
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Prolife Diet Diabetic Sensitive for Dogs

Prolife Diet Diabetic Sensitive for Dogs
Prolife Diabetic Sensitive Medium/Large and Mini is a complete dietary food for the adult medium and large or small dog formulated to control glucose intake (diabetes mellitus) . Prolife Diabetic is also available wet in cans . Go to PROLIFE DIABETIC UMIDO
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Size Medium and Large - 8 kg bag

92,70 € 78,80 €
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Size Medium and Large - 2 kg bag

29,90 € 23,29 €
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Small size - 1.5 kg bag

22,20 € 19,69 €
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€19.69 €22.20
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Descrizione

Diabetes mellitus is the endocrine disease that most frequently affects dogs: it is a chronic disease, which once manifested must be monitored constantly and involves precise management of the pet's diet. Most dogs are affected by type 1 diabetes, the insulin-dependent type.

Some recent studies show that underlying canine diabetes is a genetic predisposition, the onset of which is facilitated by environmental factors or diseases such as pancreatitis, ileitis, obesity or the use of diabetogenic drugs. Symptoms of a dog with diabetes include weight loss, continuous urge to pee, and continuous need to drink. To learn how to limit the occurrence of this disease, read our editorial.

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Specific feeding for the diabetic dog: kibble and exercise

If for cats diabetes can take transient forms, indogs the loss of function of pancreatic cells is irreversible making insulin therapy necessary for life. In addition to insulin administration, the diabetic dog's therapy requires proper dietary adjustment, continuous exercise, and precise control of infections or inflammation that may arise. The diet of a diabetic dog is crucial to the animal's well-being: food and kibble must give the dog an adequate caloric intake that prevents blood sugar spikes. Choosing quality food and kibble is critical, but it is equally important to combine consistent exercise with the veterinary diet. Exercise, in fact, lowers blood sugar, promotes weight loss, and promotes glucose transport into the cells.