What type of advice are you looking for about injections? They're a pain in the butt. Here's some things that come to mind.

Rotate injection sites to avoid scaring. Sometimes if you pinch the skin and stab...sorry bad choice of words...gently place needle into skin it will hurt less. Try to inject in fatty tissue, back of the arm, stomach, hip area. Stay away from the belly button area, I find that hurts (there's a muscle right there) thighs are easier to do on the outside because the skin isn't as sensitive.

Hope this is what you were looking for!

Please could you provide us with more information? It is impossible to answer or help with what you have written.

Thank you for the information, My little dog has just started with insulin shots. My question was; what might happen if I forget to give her the shot? Sometimes my short term memory trips me up. I must have entered the question wrong the 1st time. Thanks for your response. ps. I will try to stay more focused when doing the shot. If I dont referee her dinner time... she will gulp her food and get the other dog's food too. If she gets by with this, does her insulin take care of the extra food?

Thanks for providing more information. I don't know anything about dog diabetes, how do you measure carbs in dog food? Are there any? In humans, well for me at least, I judge how much insulin to take by how many carbs I eat plus a bolus if my blood sugars are high. I would imagine your dog needs to keep to the amount of food set by the vet. Maybe feed the dogs in separate rooms so they cannot eat each other's food? Shut one out of the room and feed the other then swap round? Might training help your dog resist temptation?

If you do not give your dog her insulin, I would imagine the effects are pretty similar to humans - her blood sugar will soar and she will feel very ill, depending on when you realise she has not had it it could be quite serious. Maybe put sticky notes around the room where dogs are fed to remind you? Or set an alarm on your phone.

But I could be wrong about all this, I would ask your vet if you have any questions. Or an animal charity might help, they have helplines and can give advice for free.