Dealing with Diabetes2 and remembering Goldi Community Group
A support group for individuals with Type2 diabetes. Encouragement, empathy, advice, and personal experiences from members dealing with the illness. A friendly environment with compassion and support as our main objective.
I have an older cat but as far asI know he's not diabetic
Why are they treating all the animals before me they seem to have cured all the mice and now they are starting on the cats
and all on the NHS it seems. Do your pets get medicaid over there
Its probably all that canned processed food they are being fed making them too soft and fat
like them fat cat bankers who stole all our money!
You were just told your pet has diabetes.
The initial shock and fear you feel when the vet tells you that your pet has diabetes can be overwhelming. Yet diabetes is a treatable condition and your pet can live a normal, happy, healthy life. Diabetes is not a death sentence for your pet!
You are likely wondering, "How long will my pet live?" Every pet is different, but very often your pet can live a normal life span. If you own an older cat, no doubt you've wondered if it's "better" to put it to sleep. This is a very complicated issue and depends on the overall health of your pet. But age alone should not be the deciding factor in determining whether to treat your diabetic pet or whether to euthanize it. Many older pets have been diagnosed with diabetes, and with commitment and loving care have lived many more years. Our cat was diagnosed at age 14, and for years was still very healthy and dominating the household. We've heard of many diabetic cats that are quite elderly (18 years old or more) who are in very good health.
Why are they treating all the animals before me they seem to have cured all the mice and now they are starting on the cats
and all on the NHS it seems. Do your pets get medicaid over there
Its probably all that canned processed food they are being fed making them too soft and fat
like them fat cat bankers who stole all our money!
You were just told your pet has diabetes.
The initial shock and fear you feel when the vet tells you that your pet has diabetes can be overwhelming. Yet diabetes is a treatable condition and your pet can live a normal, happy, healthy life. Diabetes is not a death sentence for your pet!
You are likely wondering, "How long will my pet live?" Every pet is different, but very often your pet can live a normal life span. If you own an older cat, no doubt you've wondered if it's "better" to put it to sleep. This is a very complicated issue and depends on the overall health of your pet. But age alone should not be the deciding factor in determining whether to treat your diabetic pet or whether to euthanize it. Many older pets have been diagnosed with diabetes, and with commitment and loving care have lived many more years. Our cat was diagnosed at age 14, and for years was still very healthy and dominating the household. We've heard of many diabetic cats that are quite elderly (18 years old or more) who are in very good health.
Imagine if we asked ourselves if it would be better to be put to sleep when we were diagnosed...What did cats do before vets started giving them this bad news? Wish we could go back to simplier times when cats chased mice and they all lived happy ever after. All that exercise kept them healthy!
Only problem was that pit Bull terrier, but if he ever ventured out of the Kennel he never seemed to catch anything. Except maybe Mc boot from the owner
The most effectual Top Cat!
Who's intellectual close friends get to call him T.C.
Providing it's with dignity.
Top Cat!
The indisputable leader of the gang.
He's the boss, he's a pip, he's the championship.
He's the most tip top,
Top Cat.
Yes he's a chief, he's a king,
But above everything,
He's the most tip top,
Top Cat.
Top Cat!
giving Officer Dibble a hard time,
The cartoons last longer than the films I remember watching top cat when i was at school
" I love meeces to pieces kind of guy"
:-))
Smarter than the averaaage Bear!
I love the Yogi Bear along with Boo Boo, it was very good for sure, and I am NOT more smarter than the average Stuffie for sure.
I know about Mister Jinx, but I don't remember the name of the Cartoon for sure, surely others know this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqPtt21SZWA&feature=related