Vet In Tucson for Feline Diabetes
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LynnLee + Mousie
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Kellioreo is in Tuscon. I'll send her a pm and send her here in case she can help you out with this
Kellie and Oreo (GA)
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Just got up from trying to catch up on my sleep. I go to Valley Animal Hospital on 22nd east of Swan.
I see Dr. Herrington. He is more open to work with a person when their cat is diabetic and takes in any knowledge you
have in treatin. My cat has been is remission almost 2 years, so Dr. Herrington was not too involved with us, but he listened to
me in how I got him into remission. Also this vet was suggested for me, but have never seen them.
Dr. Mary Bolser, Canada Hills Animal Hosp,
10420 N. La Canada Drive, Suite 160. Tucson, 520-544-4734.
Judith and Thomas who come here in the winter told me about her.
Hope this helps
Kellie
I see Dr. Herrington. He is more open to work with a person when their cat is diabetic and takes in any knowledge you
have in treatin. My cat has been is remission almost 2 years, so Dr. Herrington was not too involved with us, but he listened to
me in how I got him into remission. Also this vet was suggested for me, but have never seen them.
Dr. Mary Bolser, Canada Hills Animal Hosp,
10420 N. La Canada Drive, Suite 160. Tucson, 520-544-4734.
Judith and Thomas who come here in the winter told me about her.
Hope this helps
Kellie
Mary & Stormy Blue
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tajana340 said:
Most times, unless you have a veterinarian who is really, really knowledgeable about and proactive in treating feline diabetes is that you, the pet parent, have to be responsible for your conveying info about your kitty's treatment plan to the veterinarian, instead of the other way around.
With Stormy's vet, for example, (and he is a very nice vet), I have found that I have educated him more about this disease - instead of the other way around. He has visited this forum at my suggestion and is very impressed with the way that most people here take such a proactive stance on caring for their kitties' treatment. He told me, not too long ago, that he wished more pet owners were as dedicated and helpful in managing chronic illnesses in their pets as the group he saw here on FDMB. He actually has a copy of the food charts now posted on the wall in the clinic and says he refers newly diagnosed FD patients to that food chart
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