Diabetes is increasing among cats as well as humans. In fact, it’s estimated that 2% or more of the feline population will develop diabetes. Fortunately, our veterinarians can treat feline diabetes. Thanks to recent advancements in veterinary medicine, many cats with diabetes now live longer, healthier lives. What is Cat Diabetes? Mammal’s bodies (including humans and cats) use “glucose” (a type of sugar) for fuel. This glucose is obtained by breaking down carbohydrates in their food. Insulin, a hormone made […]
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November is pet diabetes awareness month. Know the symptoms of this dangerous disease! Diabetes is increasing in humans, as well as in cats and dogs, in the United States. This silent disease can be fatal if left untreated. But when caught early and treated properly by our Veterinarians, your diabetic cat or dog can still live a long, happy and normal life! The symptoms of diabetes in cats and dogs can include: Drinking excessive water (or no water) Frequent or […]
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