Thankful Thursday
Normally, Thankful posts are for Emma. For today, our Buster is front and center. We have recently found that Buster has diabetes. The vet has put him on insulin injection. He will return in a couple of weeks to see if the dosage needs adjustment. We are thankful that we were able to catch it. We are grateful that not only has he lost a few pounds in the last two years, but his transition to wet food is going well. On top of all of these, Buster is loving his diabetetic high protein canned food.
In addition, he's very cooperative with his injections.
This is a beautiful photo and I am grateful with you that you caught the condition and he is getting treatment he tolerates well.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is good you caught it, that really is something to be thankful for. I do hope you're home testing him, that can be vitally important. Thanks for joining the Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteglad things are going well
ReplyDeleteThat's great that Buster is making the necessary adjustments - and so are you!
ReplyDeleteoh Buster I am so sorry about this news but I am THRILLED that you are a good boy and that you LOVE your new food and that you are good about the injections!! What a brave and wonderful boy you are! Sending lots of love!
ReplyDeleteWe are sad to hear this but so glad Buster is such a good patient!
ReplyDeletePurrayers and POTP for Buster - glad he is responding well !
ReplyDeletesorree dood; soundz like yur takin it like a champ tho we due hope ya
ReplyDeletecan get it under control with diet ~ ♥♥♥♥♥♥
I am glad Buster is OK with injections and likes the food. I will add him to my prayer list. XO
ReplyDeleteBuster, we are sad but happy that you found out early. So the medicine can help you. Keeping eating that delicious wet food and you are going to be great. We love that photo of you. Have a great Thankful Thursday.
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Aw, Buster. Our mom's afraid that Izzy will get that too. It's good that you're doing well with the management stuff.
ReplyDeleteWe’re glad Buster is responding well and likes his foods. Purrs.
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