For the past 40 years our most of our pets have been feed “grain based” processed foods (kibble) devoid of high quality meat protein, and the "living enzyme" component. The results has been a premature depletion of the enzymes needed for digestion, which taxes the pancreatic function, rendering it unable to manage the regulation of glucose and insuli n levels. This program helps to support the pancreatic function and restore regulation of glucose levels.
Diabetes Support Kit # 22 Instructions
Schedule of Supplements:
If your dog has been diagnosed with diabetes, and you choose to purchase this kit after discussion with your vet, introduce each supplement according to the chart below while continuing with the supplements all ready started - so you can monitor the dog’s insulin levels carefully. If there is any loose stool, slow the introduction down a day or two and ease into the next supplement.
While continuing with the supplements that have been added to the diet, add each new supplement in the order, with the timing, that is shown below:
This is the schedule for daily supplementation:
Day 1 - Filling N' The Wholes (dosage on label) then add:
Day 3 - Nzymes - do not double dose as jar suggests (dosage see label) then add:
Day 6 - Cinnamon (1-2 capsules - large/giants,-- 1 capsule for med/small dogs, --cats, 1/4 teaspoon) then add :
Day 9 - Colostrum -(dosage on label) then add:
Day 12 - Alpha Lipoic Acid (300 mg daily - all sizes) then add:
Day 12 - Co-Q-10 (1 capsule daily - 30 mg) then add:
Day 12 - Poopity Doo - (dosage on label) then add:
Day 15 - Angstrom Magnesium Liquid (1 tablespoon Giants, 2 teaspoons large/medium, 1 teaspoon small, ½ teaspoon toy breeds)
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Our experience has been that once on the program there tends to be a decrease in the amount of insulin needed on a daily basis, so monitoring the dog very carefully is a an absolute must. Please consult your veterinarian and for a holistic veterinarian, who may be more approachable about supplementation, please go to this directory.
American Holistic Veterinarian Site
Food Recommendations - these work for all breeds, sizes
For diabetes as in cancer situations, the dogs generally do better with a higher protein and moderate fat diet, with less carbohydrates.
Precise Plus Canine Adult 26% protein 16% fat
Precise Foundation 24% protein 14% fat
Precise Plus Lamb Sweet Potato 22% protein 12% fat
If you want to feed a raw diet NorthWest Naturals is the best to use. www.rawnaturalpetfoods.com
Diabetes Support Kit#22
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1 - Filling N The Wholes – 1 lb |
$32.50 |
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2 - Nzymes – chewable pet treats |
$42.12 |
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2 - Colostrum – 120 grams
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$40.00 |
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1 - Co-Q-10 - 30 mg
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$10.00 |
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1 Magnesium Liquid |
$26.95 |
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1 - Cinnamon - (500 mg) - 2 a day = 1000 mg
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$9.95 |
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1- Alpha Lipoic Acid (300 mg) - 1 a day =600 mg
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$14.00 |
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1- Poopity Doo |
$10.00 |
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Honest Kitchen 1 oz dehydrated raw |
FREE |
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$185.52 |
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Discount |
$ 9.27 |
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TOTAL |
$176.25 |
Large breeds - lasts 2 months
Small / Medium breeds - lasts 3-4 months
There is a great companion product, not in the kit itself - but you can order it from this site. It is called SeaCure - and it helps to speed the boost immune function and speeds healing process. For more info on SeaCure go to:
http://www.greatdanelady.com/articles/seacure.htm
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