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Grand Lady Snickers passes away April 21, 2019

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09-10-2019, 10:59 AM

jesse girl jesse girl is offline

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Re: Grand Lady Snickers passes away April 21, 2019

congratulations on the new pup

A new adventure !

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Jesse-26 lbs - 15 years old - 9.5 years diabetic - one meal a day homemade and a vitabone snack - 3 shots of Novolin a day sometimes Novolog or r as a correction to higher sugar but that is rare. total insulin for a 24 hour period is between 8 and 10 units of NPH insulin depending on her fasting number

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