Diabetes and Blindness
A long time ago I talked about our pom KC who had been diagnosed with diabetes. She is doing good, her numbers are anywhere from 137-170 or 200 tops, it depends when I take her blood. I know I should ...
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My Zachery wasn't a particularly picky eater but seemed to be more so after the diabetes diagnosis.
He especially did not really care for his breakfast and he too needed to eat twice a day.
In the five years that we dealt with the diabetes Zachery did not have one single meal that wasn't augmented with some form of protein.
I would cook up chicken or even steak and cut in very small pieces and mix with his dry food or even his prescribed wet food.
Sometimes I would add a little brown rice and some cooked broccoli.
In other words I did whatever I could to insure he would eat.
His last couple of years I also gave him snacks in the middle of the day, usually either his diabetic cookies or even a piece or two of chicken (protein).
Sher
He especially did not really care for his breakfast and he too needed to eat twice a day.
In the five years that we dealt with the diabetes Zachery did not have one single meal that wasn't augmented with some form of protein.
I would cook up chicken or even steak and cut in very small pieces and mix with his dry food or even his prescribed wet food.
Sometimes I would add a little brown rice and some cooked broccoli.
In other words I did whatever I could to insure he would eat.
His last couple of years I also gave him snacks in the middle of the day, usually either his diabetic cookies or even a piece or two of chicken (protein).
Sher
