Treatment methods for cat diabetes:

1. If the cat’s diabetes is severe, it needs to be supplemented by drip, or other methods should be used to promote excretion and regulate various factors in the body. Electrolytes.
2. Understand the response cycle of the cat to insulin through the measurement and observation of the cat’s blood sugar.
3. Regular follow-up visits and long-term insulin injections are required for treatment and control. Because long-term injections are required, owners can learn how to inject insulin and judge the amount of insulin in cats and some precautions, and inject cats at home to Save some trouble. If treated and controlled well, feline diabetes can still be cured, but the owner will have to work harder.

Symptoms of diabetes in cats:

Polydipsia, polyphagia, polyuria, and weight loss may be early symptoms of cat diabetes, so you should pay attention to observing your cat. changes so that early signs of illness can be detected. There are also some cats that do not have any symptoms at ordinary times. When symptoms appear, they may be serious, such as abnormal urination, not eating, lack of energy, or even kidney failure and shock.

Causes of cats getting diabetes:

Diabetes is related to the cat’s weight. Due to changes in living habits, cats’ range of activities has been restricted and their amount of exercise has dropped significantly. Cats who have no worries about food and clothing no longer have to worry about the problem of satiety. After eating and drinking enough, the heat in the body cannot be fully released, which ultimately affects their body shape and weight. When the body is overweight, the body cannot produce a positive and effective effect on the hypoglycemic function of insulin, resulting in excessive blood sugar levels. Cats of any age can develop diabetes, but the incidence is higher in older cats.