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Diabetes in labradors

gunner099 · 2016-02-25 09:20:15

My lab was off form after going out of heat, drinking loads of water increased urination loss of appetite and off her food.Then her eyes went cloudy so i brought her to the vet. She has tested high for glucose so they want to put her on insulin , I am afraid to start giving the shots as they said she might have a fit and…

25-02-2016 10:20am

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gunner099

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My lab was off form after going out of heat, drinking loads of water increased urination loss of appetite and off her food.Then her eyes went cloudy so i brought her to the vet. She has tested high for glucose so they want to put her on insulin , I am afraid to start giving the shots as they said she might have a fit and also the high level could be hormone related after the heat. They want to spay her in three weeks but I wonder should i leave the insulin until after or has anybody and info on this. She is 7 years old and never had pups.
I dont mind having to give the shots but am afraid to start messing with her levels .

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#2 25-02-2016 10:56am

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If you have concerns you need to discuss it with your vet. If you still have concerns after that then get a second opinion.

We can not give out medical/veterinary advice on a discussion forum.

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