Food therapy is the basic treatment for dogs diabetes. Its principle is to give low-carbohydrate foods, such as meat, milk, etc., supplement sufficient B vitamins, feed them regularly and regularly, and a small amount of them multiple times. For tho...
Food therapy is the basic treatment for dogs diabetes. Its principle is to give low-carbohydrate foods, such as meat, milk, etc., supplement sufficient B vitamins, feed them regularly and regularly, and a small amount of them multiple times.
For those who urgently need to control hyperglycemia and correct metabolic disorders, fast-acting insulin should be used, while those with stable condition should generally use long-acting or medium-acting insulin.
Oral antidiabetic drugs, commonly used drugs include benzenesulfonylcyclohexurea acetate, chloropropionurea, toluenesulfonbutamide, and eugenic acid. Generally, it is limited to diseased dogs with blood sugar that does not exceed 200 mg per 100 milliliters and does not have ketoemia.
Insulin therapy, half an hour before feeding in the morning, subcutaneously inject medium-acting insulin 0.5 micrograms/kg body weight, once a day. For sick dogs with ketoacidosis, crystalline insulin or semi-slow insulin zinc suspension can be used, and small doses of continuous intravenous intravenous drip or small doses of intravenous injection are 0.1 microgram per kilogram, and the muscle injection dose is 1 microgram or more than 3 kilogram and 2 microgram below 10 kilogram.
liquid therapy, Ringer's Lactate solution, 0.45% sodium chloride solution and 5% glucose solution can be used. The amount of intravenous liquid should generally not exceed 90 ml/kg body weight. You can first inject 20-30 ml/kg body weight, and then slowly inject it. And replenish potassium salt in time.
