Thank you all for the detailed advice (emoji)(emoji)(emoji)

We’ll monitor the situation while giving them honey (sugar) and water and letting them rest.

That's right! 😊

People with diabetes tend to drink a lot and urinate frequently.

Drinking too quickly can make you more likely to vomit, so

I think it’s best to give it to them in small amounts spread out over several feedings.💡

I don’t think it’s a problem since I’m not quite that old yet, but

Older dogs often have heart problems, so be careful not to give them too much water. 😊

I’m not sure how much help this will be, but since I had a child with diabetes who drank and urinated frequently, I made sure to include bathroom breaks and water breaks while still trying to save time. 🙇‍♀️

That's right!

As long as you get some sugar, you're good to go! 💡

Or as a way to prevent hypoglycemia

Maybe try giving them a little snack while you do it? 🤔

I’ve heard from my dog’s nutritionist that honey is okay too 🥲

I got a call this afternoon about tomorrow's grooming appointment...

I don't have any gum syrup (Oh no) (Oh no) (Oh no) (Oh no) (Oh no)

This is really informative. I don’t know of any children with diabetes at the moment, but I’ll keep this in mind! Sorry for butting in (sorry).

Also, just like my child, there are children who lose their sight due to diabetes.

Since I'm afraid of falling off the grooming table, I've attached it to the wall, or

I think it would be a good idea to take some precautions. 😊

Thanks for the advice (emoji)(emoji)(emoji)(emoji)

Is there anything I can do if I experience hypoglycemia?