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September 30th 06, 09:44 AM
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Diabetes and Hypo
My 10 year old Llasa Apso was diagnosed with Diabetes a month ago and
he has two injections a day. I was told that if he had HYPO i needed to give him some chocolate. What can I expect from a hypo? Thanks for your help and advice 
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September 30th 06, 11:07 AM
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Diabetes and Hypo
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"TonyNWUK" whittled the following words: My 10 year old Llasa Apso was diagnosed with Diabetes a month ago and he has two injections a day. I was told that if he had HYPO i needed to give him some chocolate. What can I expect from a hypo? Thanks for your help and advice fire your vet. Chocolate is toxic to dogs!
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September 30th 06, 01:23 PM
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Diabetes and Hypo
"TonyNWUK" wrote in message ups.com... My 10 year old Llasa Apso was diagnosed with Diabetes a month ago and he has two injections a day. I was told that if he had HYPO i needed to give him some chocolate. ...........no, you never give dogs chocolate as it's toxic for dogs. Who told you this? You should be directing your questions to your vet. If your vet told you to give your dog chocolate, I'd look for another one. What can I expect from a hypo? .........what do you mean by hypo? Too much insulin? buglady take out the dog before replying
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