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Information for owners of Dog or Canine's with Diabetes Mellitus

Diabetes in dogs & Cats

Welcome you’re most likely here on our website because your dog has diabetes or has just been diagnosed with diabetes. You're asking how this could have happened to your dog, and what you are going to do now. You’re obviously worried for your dog and of course as a loved member of your family you want the very best for him. In fact we would say until now you were unaware of diabetes in dogs Well, try to relax. You and your pet will get through this together

Diabetes in dogs is a disease that if you don't take effective action against, it gets worse.On our website you will meet Ben a border collie who has diabetes and his owner Julie. Together Ben and Julie will try to show you how to over come your fears and concerns that diabetes in dogs can bring, they will show you how your dog can and will lead a normal and enjoyable life with diabetes. Julie has had the experience to help you as she herself once had all the same fears and questions that you are now seeking. On Julies page she will explain how she felt, Julie will leave her e mail address so you can ask her how Ben is doing now.  Until Ben was diagnosed as a diabetic dog Julie had never heard of diabetes in dogs before.        

We also intend to bring to you as much information as we can on all aspect of diabetes in dogs. So please keep coming back as we will update this site on a regular basis. We intend to help you receive as much information from this site as possible and help you understand more about diabetes in dogs and cats as we possibly can. You may also like to take part of telling others how you first felt and how you have coped just like Julie and Ben, by e mailing your story to us so we can publish it on our site. You may even like to send in a favorite picture of your dog or cat that has diabetes to show in our gallery. This will help us make our website your favorite website.

We will cover

• What is diabetes? 
• Can diabetes be cured? 
• What are the signs of diabetes in dogs? 
• Diagnoses. 
• Treatments 
• General health.
• And much more.

Remember you and your dog or cat are not alone, diabetes in dogs is nothing new. Once you have a better understanding your confidence will grow, and your dog will become a much happier and healthier diabetic dog. You will be able to face it together and you will be able to help others understand the meaning of diabetes in dogs and cats for ever.