
Humalog Insulin Rx
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Humalog Insulin Rx
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Usually ships within one business day with veterinary approval.
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Requires veterinary authorization.
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Your pet's veterinarian will provide directions for use.
What is Humalog Insulin for Dogs and Cats?
- Insulin is a hormone that is naturally produced by the pancreas to convert sugar (glucose) in the blood to energy for the body.
- Insulin therapy is prescribed to dogs and cats with diabetes. Diabetic animals are either unable to produce their own insulin or cannot use it properly.
- Insulin helps treat diabetes in cats and dogs by normalizing the glucose level in the blood.
- The insulin in Humalog is Insulin Lispro.
- Humalog is a U-100 rapid-acting insulin. U-100 means that each milliliter of insulin is divided into 100 dosing units.
Why do cats and dogs use Humalog?
- Insulin is prescribed to dogs and cats with diabetes mellitus to help lower their blood sugar.
- Insulin is an ongoing, supportive treatment for diabetes.
What else should I know about Humalog?
- Humalog vials and pens should be discarded within 28 days after first puncture.
- Syringes and pen needles are sold separately.
- KwikPens can be used with U-100 insulin syringes or pen needles.
- KwikPens used with pen needles can only dose whole units. You cannot dial the pen to dispense a half unit.
- Vials should be used with U-100 insulin syringes.
- Store Humalog in the refrigerator.
- Humalog is not eligible for free shipping.
- Humalog must be shipped next day in cold packs. Saturday delivery is an extra $20 charge to the carrier.
What problems could my dog or cat have with Humalog?
- Insulin overdoses may be fatal. Contact your veterinarian immediately if your dog or cat is not acting normally.
- Signs of low blood sugar include weakness, depression, lack of energy, sluggishness, stumbling when walking, behavior changes, muscle twitching, seizures, or coma. It is a medical emergency if your cat or dog is unconscious or having a seizure.
How do you use Humalog?
- Insulin works best when given regularly - at the same times each day and in the same way regarding feeding, such as always after a meal. Follow your veterinarian's directions.
- Double check the dose every time before you give the insulin to prevent overdoses.
- Keep a source of easily given sugar, such as corn syrup or honey, on hand at all times in case of low blood sugar. Follow your veterinarian's suggestions.
What is in Humalog?
- The drug in Humalog is Insulin Lispro.
- There are different kinds of insulin classified by how quickly they work, how long they last, or when they have peak effectiveness.
- Insulin Lispro is a type of rapid-acting insulin. Rapid-acting insulin reaches the bloodstream about 15 minutes after injection, peaks 1 to 2 hours later, and tends to last for about 2 to 4 hours.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Humalog is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog or cat to finish all of the Humalog?
- Dogs and cats may use Humalog for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
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Whats the differebetween hunalog and levemir?
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Humalog, insulin lispro, is a type of fast-acting human insulin. Levemir, insulin detemir, is a type of long-acting human insulin. Both of these medications are human labeled, brand name drugs that may be prescribed extra-label by a veterinarian for the treatment of diabetes in dogs or cats. Please consult with your veterinarian with any further questions or concerns regarding these medications.
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Is this humalog for pets or humans?
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Humalog, insulin lispro, is a type of fast-acting human insulin. It can be prescribed for extra-label use by a veterinarian to treat diabetes in dogs and cats. As a pet pharmacy, we only dispense this medication with a veterinarian’s prescription for use in animals.
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Is humalog lispro insulin rapid acting or short acting?
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Humalog, insulin lispro, is a type of fast-acting human insulin
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