|Articles|January 30, 2019

Client handout: My pet has diabetes...now what?

With the right training and guidance-and just a little bit of encouragement-you can help clients understand that this common disease is actually quite manageable.

Use this handout to educate clients about managing diabetes in cats.

Use this handout to educate clients about managing diabetes in dogs.

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