Diabetes in Dogs and Cats: What Signs You Should Be Aware Of!
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Drinking more water, peeing more or losing weight for no apparent reason can be the first signs. Detected in time, diabetes is treated and the animal can have an active and happy life. On the World Diabetes Day, which is signed today, November 14, we remember that the disease also affects pets. [...]
Increased thirst, appetite, and weight loss can be warning signs. An early diagnosis and veterinary follow-up allow to control the disease and preserve the quality of life of pets. Diabetes mellitus can also affect dogs and cats, although its early manifestations are not always easy [...]
It is estimated that 1 in 500 develops this disease. Recognizing the first signs, consulting the veterinarian and starting a proper treatment are key to improving their quality of life.
A bowl of water to be filled several times than usual, the litter box to be cleaned more frequently, a dog that asks to go out continuously or a cat that seems to be always hungry. Gestures and habits that change, sometimes gradually, and that can go unnoticed in everyday life. Yet, behind these behaviors could hide a problem [...]
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