Diabetes in Cats and Dogs
Treating diabetes in cats and dogs involves regular monitoring of diet, blood sugar
levels and insulin levels.
The monitoring needs to be done on a daily basis and pet
owners obviously cannot be expected to visit a veterinarian...
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Diabetes in Cats and Dogs
Treating diabetes in cats and dogs involves regular monitoring of diet, blood sugar
levels and insulin levels.
The monitoring needs to be done on a daily basis and pet
owners obviously cannot be expected to visit a veterinarian daily for the daily
insulin dose.
Understanding the basics of home care helps to manage a diabetic dog
effectively.
Once the symptoms of diabetes in cats and dogs have led to a confirmed diagnosis,
the goal of treatment for diabetes is to control the level of glucose (sugar) in the
blood.
Efficient control can help your pet in leading a comfortable life On the other
hand uncontrolled hyperglycemia (abnormally high blood sugar) can shorten life
span due to complications like kidney disease, retinopathy and arteriosclerosis.
Insulin Injections
Insulin must be administered at the time suggested by the veterinarian.
Administration of the correct recommended dose is also important.
Try to keep the
dose as close as prescribed by unders
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