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You can give painless injections.

Yes; really!

Step-by-step injection procedures

You can practise without the dog

Second Revision, Thursday, 02 April 2009; 06:43

Vekkie fills a syringe despite distractions

[cw7023-vekcarsyr.jpg] Vekkie fills syringe despite distractions
But it's best to avoid distractions

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To give painless injections
learn the procedures, step-by-step

Most dogs require twice-daily injections of insulin. Sometimes dogs are started on only one injection a day, but usually are soon put onto two injections a day.

A typical protocol recommended by veterinarians is to feed the dog twice a day, 12 hours apart, and give insulin 30 minutes after meals.

The following pages should help you through the process; I cover the basics, step-by-step.

This is a second revision, and I will be revising again if and when I see possible improvements.

Vekkie Says!

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INSULIN INJECTIONS. Injection time is sacrosanct time. Double-check your dose. When in doubt, check with your veterinarian. Dispose of hazardous waste safely. Insulin is extremely powerful stuff, and your dog or cat depends on you to pay attention when you inject.
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