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Diabetes for Pet Owners

Diabetic dogs and cats can still live a long and healthy life; they just need the proper treatment and dietary changes. Learn exactly how diabetes affects your pet’s body, what steps you can take to prevent complications such as cataracts and appetite loss, how to administer insulin at home. We treat pets who live throughout Fontana and the Inland Empire, including Upland, Alta Loma, Rancho Cucamonga, Claremont, and Ontario. These educational veterinary presentations are designed to inform our patients’ owners from the comfort of home, wherever that may be.

Blue Pearl Pet Hospital

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1 month ago

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