Diabetes mellitus beim Hund – optimales Management plus Troubleshooting

Ein erfolgreiches Diabetes-Management beim Hund ist komplex und bedarf einer guten Zusammenarbeit zwischen Tierbesitzer und Tierarzt. Lesen Sie, was rund um das Thema wichtig ist und wie Sie auftretende Herausforderungen wie vorhandene Komorbiditäten sicher beherrschen können.

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