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  1. Insulin
    The definitive therapy for diabetes mellitus (DM) in dogs is insulin12. Insulin is used to replace the deficiency caused by lack of functional pancreatic beta cells1. A short-acting insulin such as regular insulin has a rapid onset of action and may be given by the intravenous, intramuscular, or subcutaneous routes1. Dogs receiving insulin should be fed twice daily1. To avoid sudden spikes or drops in glucose levels, it is important that diabetic dogs maintain a moderate but consistent exercise routine2. Oral diabetes treatments for humans are NOT suitable for dogs2.
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      • Exercise: To avoid sudden spikes or drops in glucose levels, it is important that diabetic dogs maintain a moderate but consistent exercise routine.

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      What should I do if my dog has diabetes?
      Regular treatment and monitoring are essential. Contact the vet immediately for ketoacidosis (lethargy, vomiting) or hypoglycemia (confusion, weakness). Apply glucose gel if conscious. If concerned about diabetes signs in your pet, contact your local Animal Trust surgery promptly.

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      Do diabetic dogs need insulin injections?
      Feeding a consistent diet at the same times each day is vital. Diabetic dogs almost invariably require treatment with insulin injections. These are given at doses and intervals decided by your vet based on your dog’s test results. Your vet and vet nurse can tell you how to store, prepare and administer the injections.

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      Does exercise help a diabetic dog?
      Exercise is beneficial for diabetic dogs; it helps lower insulin requirements and provide better glycemic control. Daily walking or play exercise for dogs with DM can be an effective ancillary treatment to help achieve glucose control at a lower dose of insulin. Treatment of DM in dogs can be frustrating, expensive, and time-consuming for clients.

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      How much insulin do you give a dog for diabetes mellitus?
      Dietary management and weight loss alone will not control diabetes mellitus, so initial treatment with insulin is required. In general, either neutral protein Hagedorn (NPH) or lente is the initial insulin of choice (starting dosage 0.25–0.5 U/kg, SC, every 12 hours) in dogs. Most dogs require two doses of insulin per day.

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      What type of diabetes does a dog need?
      Dogs with this type of diabetes need daily shots to replace the missing insulin. This is the most common type of diabetes in dogs. Insulin-resistance diabetes: This is when the pancreas is producing some insulin, but the dog’s body isn’t utilizing the insulin as it should.

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      Can diabetes be cured in dogs?
      Diabetes is a chronic disease that can affect dogs and cats and other animals (including apes, pigs, and horses) as well as humans. Although diabetes can’t be cured, it can be managed very successfully. Diabetes mellitus, or “sugar diabetes,” is the type of diabetes seen most often in dogs. It is a metabolism disorder.

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