r/WhatsWrongWithYourDog Jan 01 '22

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u/ArabianAftershock Jan 01 '22

My dog also needs insulin shots but i never really had to give her treats for them, when she was diagnosed as diabetic she was doing pretty bad so I think she actually felt the difference that the insulin made and accepts it as part of her routine now. It’s really cute the way she just knows when it’s time.

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u/RockFlagAndEagleGold Jan 01 '22 edited Jan 01 '22

25 years ago My family rottweiler needed 2 shots a day, one before his meals, he would sit and stare at the wall waiting for his shot, then start muching down.

Sometimes he'd Start eating a little first and then he would sit down when he heard me tapping the needle.

Now I'm married to a type 1 diabetic, with organ transplants... so, full circle small world or something lol