Methods to prevent diabetes in Turkish Angora cats:

1. Control the cat’s mouth: In order to prevent cat diabetes, the owner must adjust the cat’s diet to ensure Cats should eat a reasonable diet and it is best to feed them regularly and quantitatively to prevent cats from becoming obese.

2. Take the cat for more exercise: The owner should pay attention to getting the pet to exercise more, and take some time to play with it every day to help it lose fat.

3. Regular physical examinations are essential: Generally speaking, it is best for cats to have physical examinations twice a year, once every six months, and at least once a year. Based on the physical condition of the pet, regular physical examinations can promptly detect whether the cat has potential diseases, and early detection and early treatment can avoid aggravation of the disease.

Symptoms of diabetes in Turkish Angora cats:

1. Drinking a lot of water and peeing a lot are the most common symptoms of cats suffering from diabetes, because cats suffering from diabetes , its blood sugar concentration at this time will be higher than the normal level, and even exceed the absorption capacity of its kidneys, and it will no longer be able to absorb glucose in its body, causing glucose to be excreted from the body through glycosuria. This process will be accompanied by a large amount of water loss in the body, resulting in the cat's frequent Thirst and drinking water.

2. After a cat suffers from diabetes, it will urinate very frequently, so that sometimes it may not necessarily urinate in the cat litter box, and may also have some abnormal urination behaviors. For this reason, it is necessary to shovel the feces Officials need to pay more attention to this, as this abnormality has become very obvious.

3. Some cats may also overeat. Because of diabetes, glucose in the blood cannot be absorbed by cells, so the hypothalamus will misjudge that the body's glucose intake is insufficient, and then continuously send out hunger signals, causing the cat to eat more. Although the cat eats more, it will lose weight. In addition, some affected cats may also experience symptoms such as dry and disheveled hair, lethargy, and other complications, such as hepatitis.