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		<title>Diabetes Problem (LabX)</title>
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<p>We have a LabX as well and dhe was diagnosed with Diabetes 3 years ago at 7-now<br />
are shepherd is diagnosed as well-both are blind and was the first sign<br />
something was wrong-why would 2 dogs pn 1 household get diabetes 3 years apart</p>
<p>and with no other symtoms until it was full blown??Our Lab is doing well with<br />
insulin 30iu 2x daily and the shepherd is currently at the vets being treated.we<br />
are worried it<br />
was something we did-we love are dogs like children and both were<br />
not overweight and feed high quality foods?</p>
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<p>Hello carol,</p>
<p>Diabetes is usually the result of overfeeding and/or feeding of a fatty diet. I understand this is not the case here and it is therefore likely that you are just unlucky.</p>
<p>Diabetes triggers cataracts and sudden blindness is possible. However the first sign of the condition is usually a severe increase in drinking habits and weight loss. As the appetite usually stays good, most pet owners will not worry before additional signs develops.</p>
<p>I recommend that you get your vet to assess the diet your dogs are receiving (quantity, brand, treats + their body condition) to make sure that you are not overlooking any aspect of their feeding regimen.<br />
Best wishes,</p>
<p>Julien</p>
<p><a href="http://">http://www.vetstoria.co.uk</a></p>
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<p>We have a LabX as well and dhe was diagnosed with Diabetes 3 years ago at 7-now<br />
are shepherd is diagnosed as well-both are blind and was the first sign<br />
something was wrong-why would 2 dogs pn 1 household get diabetes 3 years apart</p>
<p>and with no other symtoms until it was full blown??Our Lab is doing well with<br />
insulin 30iu 2x daily and the shepherd is currently at the vets being treated.we<br />
are worried it<br />
was something we did-we love are dogs like children and both were<br />
not overweight and feed high quality foods?</p>
<p><span id="more-3390"></span><br />
answer:</p>
<p>Hello carol,</p>
<p>Diabetes is usually the result of overfeeding and/or feeding of a fatty diet. I understand this is not the case here and it is therefore likely that you are just unlucky.</p>
<p>Diabetes triggers cataracts and sudden blindness is possible. However the first sign of the condition is usually a severe increase in drinking habits and weight loss. As the appetite usually stays good, most pet owners will not worry before additional signs develops.</p>
<p>I recommend that you get your vet to assess the diet your dogs are receiving (quantity, brand, treats + their body condition) to make sure that you are not overlooking any aspect of their feeding regimen.<br />
Best wishes,</p>
<p>Julien</p>
<p><a href="http://">http://www.vetstoria.co.uk</a></p>
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