Zeke, a 15 Year Old Diabetic Dog

Zeke, a 15 Year Old Diabetic Dog
Zeke is believed to be a Puggle
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts

Best Pet Carriers Can Be Found at PetCarrierVerdict.Com



Whether your pet is a dog, cat, rabbit, or ferret you will find the best and widest choice of options for a pet carrier at PetCarrierVerdict.com

A variety of different types of pet carriers are available including the traditional top or side loading hard and soft sides carrying cage types with a handle, pet strollers, wheeled soft sided carriers similar to a carryon bag with wheels except its for your pet,  large purse type carriers for small dogs, even wearable pet carriers similar to baby carriers worn by  mothers to carry their newborn babies.  The wearable pet carrier options also include pet slings.

They even offer a pet carrier that attaches to your bicycle for dogs that like to ride!  I think my favorite is the Petsfit Comfort Expandable Foldable Pet Carrier.  It has somewhat of a pop-out tent on the side so that it expands and makes more room for you pet.  Reminds me of a pop-out camper!

So if you are in the market for a new pet carrier for your pet you will find every model under the sum at PetCarrierVerdict.com

Update on Zeke

I am glad to report that Zeke is doing well with his diabetes.  With the last batch of Vetsulin that I purchased through the Critical Need Program I had to increase his Vetsulin dosage to 15.   When I check his urine with the Bayer diastix he measures at exactly the middle of the stick when it is time for his next injection so for Zeke this is perfect.  Whenever I start a new vial of Vetsulin I am always careful about giving Zeke more than the 14 units that his veterinarian prescribes.  It takes me a few days to a week to get the right dose and then after another week or two that vial is empty and I start the process all over again.  This is because of the strength of the Vetsulin being inconsistent which is the reason that the FDA banned Vetsulin from being sold in the US in November of 2009.  Fortunately they have allowed it again only for diabetic dogs who cannot be regulated with any other type of insulin.

So with all of the animals healthy I have started my Christmas shopping and of course that includes presents for both of the dogs and the cat.  Our other dog is 13 and 1/2 year old Baile.  He is a Rottweiler Doberman mix and other than some arthritis he has no health problems.   I was doing some online shopping the other day and came across some great pet beds and pet toys at become.com.   I was also looking at new pet carriers for our cat.  After a while I got confused by all of the choices and decided to save the task for another day.