Majority of cases for feline diabetes resemble that of human Type 2 diabetes in such a way that it involves strict dietary choices, portioning and weight management to improve upon the conditions.
Alongside the insulin injections used to regulate high blood glucose lev ... Read more
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Insulin resistance is a condition characterized by the inability of normal amounts of insulin to result in an adequate decrease of blood glucose levels in the bloodstream.
It means that even if the pancreas produce enough insulin, this doesn’t result in the norma ... Read more
Cats are prone to diabetes, and one of the common side effects of this disease is peripheral neuropathy. It is a progressive and degenerative disorder that results in damage to the body’s neurons.
Peripheral neuropathy is caused by vitamin B12 deficiency, which o ... Read more
The management of diabetes in cats requires a multi-level approach. Your pet needs to be regularly evaluated by your veterinarian in addition to, in many cases, daily blood glucose monitoring and insulin injections, as well as the treatment of any complications.
Hypogl ... Read more
Feline Diabetic Neuropathy: Signs, Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
February 25, 2020
What is diabetic neuropathy?
Diabetic neuropathy is a common complication seen in cats with diabetes. The progression of this condition can take several months, and it can lead to permanent damage if not treated. The femoral nerve (major peripheral nerve of limbs) ... Read more
4 Warning Signs and Symptoms of Diabetes in Cats
February 18, 2020
Diabetes is often found in companion animals, including cats. Like humans, cats are prone to Type 2 diabetes, which is known as 'adult-onset diabetes' in humans. It also known as 'non-insulin dependent diabetes,' which means that the cause is related not to a lack of in ... Read more