Coco’s Momma
Member Since 2018
Hi all -
My 8yo female Coco was diagnosed last month. The vet recommended Hill's w/d kibble or wet (not happening for obvious reasons) twice a day. [Side note: Coco is a picky eater and has had Hill's dry kibble her whole life - I am not her original owner]. We are transitioning to wet food. In the grand scheme of things I feel it's the most important to controlling diabetes. It's just a matter of finding something nutritious she likes with a low carb content. And bless her - she is a picky diva!!
She is also used to grazing throughout the day and doesn't eat much at a time. So it's been a real challenge for her to adjust to regulated feeding times. I like the idea of 3-4 small meals a day.
Once we have Coco's food and schedule down, then I feel we can address her weight. She's almost 12 pounds and should be closer to 9-10 pounds.
I keep telling myself baby steps, but some days it's overwhelming.
Regards, Kerri & Coco
My 8yo female Coco was diagnosed last month. The vet recommended Hill's w/d kibble or wet (not happening for obvious reasons) twice a day. [Side note: Coco is a picky eater and has had Hill's dry kibble her whole life - I am not her original owner]. We are transitioning to wet food. In the grand scheme of things I feel it's the most important to controlling diabetes. It's just a matter of finding something nutritious she likes with a low carb content. And bless her - she is a picky diva!!
She is also used to grazing throughout the day and doesn't eat much at a time. So it's been a real challenge for her to adjust to regulated feeding times. I like the idea of 3-4 small meals a day.
Once we have Coco's food and schedule down, then I feel we can address her weight. She's almost 12 pounds and should be closer to 9-10 pounds.
I keep telling myself baby steps, but some days it's overwhelming.
Regards, Kerri & Coco