Jenny and Kitkat
Member Since 2017
Hi all
My 14 (+/-) year old ginger girl was diagnosed with diabetes just over 2 weeks ago. She was also diagnosed as a 'sick' diabetic and has spent a lot of time at the vet. She initially had some kind of infection which seems to have cleared after 2 doses of antibiotics and 4 sessions with an energy healer.
I have just invested in a glucometer as the vet advised me to check her blood sugar before her shots - luckily - because her sugar was really low tonight.
She is eating so little, and is just skin and bone. ANY suggestions of tempting food are welcome - she has her regular pellets available, plus human tuna, cat tuna, really expensive tiny cans of food, home-made chicken stock, fresh spring water and the skanky water that she favours - a pot plant container with old sand at the bottom..
All input most welcome. I don't believe that she's ready to give up, but I'm not sure how more to help her.
I will speak to the vet again tomorrow about her eating. They were giving her anti-nausea shots and appetite stimulants.
Looking forward to your help.
PS: I live in Africa, so local remedies may not be available!
My 14 (+/-) year old ginger girl was diagnosed with diabetes just over 2 weeks ago. She was also diagnosed as a 'sick' diabetic and has spent a lot of time at the vet. She initially had some kind of infection which seems to have cleared after 2 doses of antibiotics and 4 sessions with an energy healer.
I have just invested in a glucometer as the vet advised me to check her blood sugar before her shots - luckily - because her sugar was really low tonight.
She is eating so little, and is just skin and bone. ANY suggestions of tempting food are welcome - she has her regular pellets available, plus human tuna, cat tuna, really expensive tiny cans of food, home-made chicken stock, fresh spring water and the skanky water that she favours - a pot plant container with old sand at the bottom..
All input most welcome. I don't believe that she's ready to give up, but I'm not sure how more to help her.
I will speak to the vet again tomorrow about her eating. They were giving her anti-nausea shots and appetite stimulants.
Looking forward to your help.
PS: I live in Africa, so local remedies may not be available!