The vetsulin is not effective at all, which is why its recalled and why Zack is showing all the signs of unregulated Diabetes.
There is a $29 million dollar Vetsulin class action law suit because many dogs are already dead!!

Waiting until Thursday for a curve is not in your dogs best interest and every hour and day he remains on Vetsulin,
irreversible damage is occurring inside your dogs body.

My recommendation is to ask your vet for a prescription for Humulin N (100IU) available at Walmart.

Walmart’s brand of Humulin-N, is called Novolin-N. It’s $24.00 a bottle and its excellent! Be sure to get matching needles that are also 100 IU.
Then if you’d like to get your dog re-regulated at home using urine, pick up a bottle of urine test strips at Walgreens.
They are called Diastix. If they are out of Diastix, get the Keto-Diastix.

If you would like me to help you get your dog regulated, just call our office toll free at 1-866-372-2765, and we can begin today.
We have been getting these dogs, just like yours re-regulated accurately and easily in 3-5 days.

Thank you
DR Carol

I have a 10 year old Walker Coonhound, Zack. Last January we found out that he had diabetes, he has been on Vetsulin ever since. I just found out about the recall, and I asked my vet if I should be concerned. They said no, and they they were still prescribing it.

The more I read online, and the signs that Zack is showing, ie… increased urination, and it seems that he has lost a lot more weight, I am more and more concerned. I asked the vet, and they said that it was time for him to come in for a glucose curve, so they could look at his dosage of vetsulin. I made the appointment for this coming Thursday.

I am so afraid that they are going to want to him him on the vetsulin. I don’t know that much about the different options out there for my dog. Can you tell me what type or brand of insulin I should tell the vet that I want to switch Zack to? Thank you.

Kim

Please feel free to call our office toll free at 1-866-372-2765.

If you need help regulating her. I recommend using urine test tape called Diastix or Keto-Diastix, both are available at Walgreens.

We have been re-regulating these dogs in 3-5 days with no problems at all!

Bets Wishes,
Dr. Carol

I didn’t understand why the change and just made a joke to my husband, I “hope there is no recall going on”. OMG! I started to cry yesterday when I began reading all the blogs on this subject. My dog, Ally was put on Vetsulin last May 2009 and she has suffered all the excessive thirst, complete bladder loss, hair loss, weight loss; and in the last 3 weeks, went completely blind!! I sit here and look at her and think; if I had been informed in Nov of the issues, would it have saved her from going blind?? It makes me sick to think my pet has suffered.

She just turned 10 in Nov, but somehow we were told it was all due to her age. As of today, she has been on NPH for a week and seems to be doing better. My husband is a diabetic and therefore, we were very informed and intelligent on how we monitored and administered the Vetsulin. It never seemed to work. Luckily for us, we just didn’t keep giving her more and more.

I am calling the law office today. Again, this is so wrong. I am just as mad with the vet for dropping the ball. I am looking for another vet today. Why did they not call their animal’s owners?? I don’t understand this at all.

Now he has been on vetsulin for over a few months and just started to get the same symptoms all over again for the past 5 days , we know its the vetsulin , because its the same symptoms starting again like before we started him on Vetsulin. What does this mean, what should we do, please, please help us in anyway.
Thank you