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Hey everyone. This is my first time posting to Pets and I'm excited to become a part of this community. 

I have a concern/question that I'd like to voice and I'm wondering if anyone would be able to help. 

My 7 year old female beagle has been diagnosed with diabetes. She was on prednisone (a  steroid) for an ear infection she had a while ago...and apparently the prednisone triggered a diabetic crisis and she is now full blown diabetic. She was in the hospital for a few days and they stabilized her. She is getting 5 units of insulin twice a day now from me. She's been home for almost 48 years now and I'm not sure if her behaviors have anything to do with the diabetes or the current heat wave (it's about a 100 degrees where I am right now). 

She's been drinking a lot of water (which can be the result of either diabetes or the fact that it's really hot out). She's become very finicky with her food. She no longer eats the kibble or bones she once loved. It's pretty much boiled chicken and other types of meats or nothing. She's sleeping a lot...but she's always been sort of lazy. And she's been having a bit of trouble pooping, but I'm attributing that to the new high fiber diet that she needs to get used to. 

I know this is long and I apologize dearly...but if someone could shed some light on whether or not I should be paranoid about how she's acting, I would greatly, greatly appreciate it.
<bot>: My dog was recently diagnosed with diabetes, and I can't tell if her changes in behavior have to do with her insulin shots not working or the fact that it's a 100 degrees outside.