Insulin Choices in Dogs and Cats

Diabetes mellitus is a common endocrine disorder in dogs and cats.
Recent data has shed light on the pathogenesis and has highlighted the role of diet and oral hypoglycemic therapy. In the majority of cases, the most appropriate therapy in both dog and cats includes the administration of insulin.
We will discuss the role of the various insulin preparations currently available and develop a logical approach to the initial and long-term management of diabetes.

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Approved for 1 hour California Statutory CEU

Speaker Bio Dr. David Bruyette is the Chief Medical Officer at Anivive, where he oversees all medical and therapeutic development related initiatives. He is a prolific lecturer, well-respected veterinary expert and recently served as the editor of the leading veterinary textbook on internal medicine.
Prior to Anivive, Dr. Bruyette was Medical Director at VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital from 1996 to 2017. He was a member of the Department of Comparative Medicine at Stanford University, and an Assistant Professor, Head of Internal Medicine, and Director of the Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at Kansas State. He received his BA from St Louis University and his DVM from the University of Missouri prior to completing his residency in internal medicine at The University of Davis, California.
Dr. Bruyette is a self-described cat person who loves Frank Sinatra and whose favorite movie is A Christmas Story..