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Originally Posted by FurKids
No, sister, if your pet has diabetes or is pre-diabetic, even a little sugar is not good, especially if it is already consuming carbohydrates as well, which turns to sugar upon digestion. You see, diabetics have to always do "sugar and carbohydrate counting" in order to minimise the damaging "sugar spike" because carbo ultimately turns to sugar. It is a diabetic problem and very important in diabetic management. They also need to be aware about the glycaemic index of a food.  |
My dear brother, I never think to fight with u. Everybody have own opinion, it seems so childish to insist on one just a personal thinking. If u think u are right just do it. If u think wut is wrong just not to do it..
Hi VIVI..Sorry about our conversation here. If u not sure with it u can always check with professional like from any vet. But a must b a right vet o... Good Luck with ur Rocky!
