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- Nicolas, selected from petMD
- August 1, 2012
- 5:04 pm
- 180 comments
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Outstanding thank you!
Cute!
Good information...thank you.
Wish I had thought of these on my recent travels to Italy.
Thanks for sharing!
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+ add your ownThanks for the info
My cat definitely has diabetes
I got some supplies from www.diabetessuppliesplus.com on clearance and used them on him.
Thanks for publishing this! My suspicion that my cat had diabetes was deepened by this post. When I took him to the vet, sure enough, my suspicions were confirmed. The good news is that we caught it early, meaning that my baby will regain his old quality of life and may even go into remission!
Sudden weight loss (as if it happened overnight), a ravenous appetite (even if your baby was eating like a piranha before), and increased thirst are the earliest signs. If you let it go too long, your cat will die. Most need insulin to survive.
Thanks for publishing this! My suspicion that my cat had diabetes was deepened by this post. When I took him to the vet, sure enough, my suspicions were confirmed. The good news is that we caught it early, meaning that my baby will regain his old quality of life and may even go into remission!
Sudden weight loss (as if it happened overnight), a ravenous appetite (even if your baby was eating like a piranha before), and increased thirst are the earliest signs. If you let it go too long, your cat will die. Most need insulin to survive.
Thanks for publishing this! My suspicion that my cat had diabetes was deepened by this post. When I took him to the vet, sure enough, my suspicions were confirmed. The good news is that we caught it early, meaning that my baby will regain his old quality of life and may even go into remission!
Sudden weight loss (as if it happened overnight), a ravenous appetite (even if your baby was eating like a piranha before), and increased thirst are the earliest signs. If you let it go too long, your cat will die. Most need insulin to survive.
thank you.
Hugh? I clicked on this article & it went to #10...??? Where is 1-9????
My dog has hair loss and some stress-related urination.Think he is a normal healthy dog. Thanks for the feature so that we are all sufficiently warned.
favorited this and shared it two times on my fb timeline today, since i never knew any of this, i thought maybe others won't have either. now i'm worrying though since my dog has every symptom but one, the hair loss since he's akita/chow mix with like 5 different coats of fur.
thanks
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