A tourniquet is to help expose the vein when taking human blood for analysis, not for a drop of blood to test sugar levels. You've got that all wrong and are introducing an unnecessary step, which doesn't calm the dog. Have you seen human diabetics tourniquet their fingers? Of course not. Commenting from down here 🦘
My Ben (a 14 year old poodle) was just diagnosing with diabetes. I am heartbroken and weepy (it hits me unexpectedly). I haven’t purchased a glucometer yet. What I would like to know is, did Roxy have a hard time adjusting to the 12 hour eating schedule? Ben seems hungry by noon time. Please share and thank you ❤️
Thank you for your help with this video, and Roxy is adorable and has learned to become so relaxed with the procedure. Amazing! It's hard for us right now as we are just learning.
I learned “Vαnοjο Fivu” (Google it) from my friend and read it to shed pounds as well as heal my diabetes. I had been following a rigid fitness as well as diet program. I was able to lessen Thirty five points from my blood glucose levels after a day on the diet system. Right after Four days, I lost 60 points from my blood sugar levels. That worked very well, nevertheless, and that I felt great. I`m so happy which I was able to stabilize my blood sugar..
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Thanks I can use all the advise I can get on this step. The shots I have no issue doing. Haven't done glucose curve testing yet. Next week. 😩
Thank you
thank you we are adopting a diabetic puppy today since i have type one diabetes so we know how to do most stuff already 🙂
A tourniquet is to help expose the vein when taking human blood for analysis, not for a drop of blood to test sugar levels. You've got that all wrong and are introducing an unnecessary step, which doesn't calm the dog. Have you seen human diabetics tourniquet their fingers? Of course not. Commenting from down here 🦘
You don't need a tourniquet if you're not going into a vein.
My Ben (a 14 year old poodle) was just diagnosing with diabetes. I am heartbroken and weepy (it hits me unexpectedly). I haven’t purchased a glucometer yet. What I would like to know is, did Roxy have a hard time adjusting to the 12 hour eating schedule? Ben seems hungry by noon time. Please share and thank you ❤️
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Wow you did a great job keeping her calming during that process
she is such a sweetheart so good for you 👍🏼
does it hurt the dog when you prick him?
Roxy, you are such a good little girl! I only hope I can get my Bella to lay still and calm like you!👍🌟❤
Thank- you for sharing. I was surprised that the blood would flow with the leg upside down to get the sample. Great baby ,that Roxy!!
I wish majority of my patients will lay still like Roxy does when you're about to stick them. Great vid.
going to try this. broke my heart that we could not get a sample from the ear. it is terrible.
My dog snarls and bites! And he’s blind……..I’m buying a muzzle.
Thank you for your help with this video, and Roxy is adorable and has learned to become so relaxed with the procedure. Amazing! It's hard for us right now as we are just learning.
How deep is needle in lancet
No tourniquet!!!!
I learned “Vαnοjο Fivu” (Google it) from my friend and read it to shed pounds as well as heal my diabetes. I had been following a rigid fitness as well as diet program. I was able to lessen Thirty five points from my blood glucose levels after a day on the diet system. Right after Four days, I lost 60 points from my blood sugar levels. That worked very well, nevertheless, and that I felt great. I`m so happy which I was able to stabilize my blood sugar..
Tourniquet? WTH? No – fail!