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• Cats are proven to prefer food in pouches to cans so our patients should hopefully enjoy their meals more.
• This will help address one of the great problems we have if we’re using a prescription diet: if a cat requires such food, there’s a fair chance it won't be feeling 100% and its appetite will be a bit picky. ...
• Their size is based on the amount of food a typical cat will eat at one serving so there’s no need to store in the fridge. Waltham have produced a small guide to help you change your cat over to the pouches if he or she is currently on the canned food. ...
• Once we show them our scars, they often change their mind! We generally advise to groom regularly to keep the coat in good condition but what can we do if a cat gets very grubby or whiffy? A quick and easy way to keep your cat fresh and clean is to use a pre-moistened bathing cloth. ... The product, which can be used on kittens or cats over 12 weeks of age, is non toxic for both pets and people and is safe even around the cat's face and ears. ...
• In the early days of treating diabetic animals we didn't have a recognised veterinary formulation of insulin so had to make do with insulin intended for human use. Obviously the insulin concentration is based on treating the average 60-70kg person rather than the average 5kg cat. ... The insulin is only available on prescription from your veterinary surgeon and he or she can advise you if it is suitable for individual diabetic cats. ...
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• These enzymes help digest fats, proteins, and carbohydrates in food. ... These hormones help the body use the glucose it takes from food for energy. ...
• Normally, digestive enzymes do not become active until they reach the small intestine, where they begin digesting food. ...
• It may be sudden and intense or begin as a mild pain that gets worse when food is eaten. ...
• A doctor may also order an abdominal ultrasound to look for gallstones and a CAT (computerized axial tomography) scan to look for inflammation or destruction of the pancreas. CAT scans are also useful in locating pseudocysts. ...
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• Also, there are many, many food antigens in grain based diet due to the high quantity of ingredients. ...
• I began feeding raw because my own dog had really bad food allergies. ...
• "I've been in the pet food business for twenty years. Out of dissatisfaction with the products on the market, I've spent a lot of time making fresh food for my animal companions. ...
• On his medication and "prescription" diabetes food, I couldn't get a number from him under 300, so he continued to lose weight. ...
• He loves your food and so does my dog and other cat, still working on switching the third cat over. Caesar's blood sugar last night was 97, which is in the normal range for a non-diabetic cat!! I've taken your info to my vet, and I'm going to try to talk him into carrying your products. ...
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• Three summers ago, Barbara Schneider came home from a trip and found her six-year-old cat, Smokey, lying with his head in the water bowl and his litter box looking like someone had poured a glass of water into it. ...
• Both cats were allowed to free feed on dry food because Barbara had been told it was better for their teeth. ...
• Traditionally, diabetic cats are given a high-fiber diet to help them lose weight. ...
• "Canned diets provide more water in the food," she says, "and you can control the portions. ...

• I, like many of the other animal lovers in the world, probably got mad at reading your information of what is going into other dog food, and I can assure you I got very mad! I had no idea that corn cannot be digested in a dog's intestine. I will say this right now that I doubted what you said in your report, so I looked farther and found that all you said was the truth, I was buying expensive dog food and paying for chicken heads and feathers and covering my back yard in corn; this might sound funny, but its not once you also find out that you were feeding your dog poison that produces cancer. ...
• "Your cat food is fabulous! The day after I received the FRR sample, I ordered the cat and lite food formula for my 3 cats. ... He walks away from his dry food unless it's mixed with canned food -- which we use only as a treat. ... He never eats a food on first smell. ...
• "Thank you so much for making this pet food! We had been looking for something like this for a few months when we received one of your promotional mailers. ... Our chocolate lab 'Cody' now has your wonderful Dry Water (instead of animal plasma containing Alpo) added to every meal! He dances around impatiently during the 2-minute 'cook time', but we think he knows it's well worth the wait! Our newest addition, a 3 month old kitten our nephews named "Angel" is refusing to eat the Kitten Chow we got her initially! She loves your cat/kitten food. ...
• "Not only do they love this food, but they do not ask for treats near as much during the day as they did while they were on their previous food. ...
• I've only recently become aware of how bad commerical pet food really is. ... My cat Domino has always been a picky eater. ...
• Needless to say, we did run out of dog food and I had to go to the local pet store to buy something for Riley off the shelf. ...
• He now wakes us up early every day so he can hurry out and then eat his food. ...
• "I sent for a sample of Flint River Ranch dog food for my very fastidious Border Collie show dog, who loved it and has never been so excited about dinner!" .
• "Just had to write to tell you the minute I opened the sample pack of cat and kitten food my cats went crazy! They love it. ...
• "We did your test with the sample you sent and our Border Collie of course chose your dog food. ... Now that we have a full bag of your food, she finishes every meal by going into the middle of our living room and squirms across the room on her back, wagging her tail. Clearly, she doesn't just like your Flint River dog food more, she likes it MUCH more. ...

• Having your cat diagnosed with diabetes is a scary and intimidating circumstance. ...
• Diabetes is a disease where your cat cannot control the sugar levels in its blood. ... (It is also responsible for helping to digest food.
• These processes combine to make a cat that is eating like crazy but losing weight and urinating a lot and drinking more to keep from becoming dehydrated. This is what probably brought you and your cat in:.
• Your cat will need insulin for the rest of its life. ... The good news is that once your cat is regulated, the expenses become minimal. ...
• However, your life does not need to revolve around your cat. ... But it is very important to give the insulin on a set schedule and pay closer attention to your cat's actions and needs.
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• Depending on your cat's body condition (thin, average, overweight), a certain prescription diet will need to be fed. Either r/d, w/d or k/d is the food of choice. The veterinarian in charge of your case will advise you which is appropriate for your cat. ...
• The best feeding protocol for your cat is to have free access to food at all times. ... You must keep an eye on your cat to make sure that it is eating. ... that the food is disappearing! An indoor cat is obviously easier to monitor than one that goes outside.

• Your cat has the more common type of diabetes, diabetes mellitus. ...
• As a consequence, the cat eats more; thus, we have weight loss in a cat with a ravenous appetite. ... To avoid dehydration, the cat drinks more and more water. ...
• 5 mmol/L) following a meal or when the cat is very excited. ... Some diabetic cats will have a glucose level as high as 800 mg/dl (44 mmol/L), although most will be in the range of 400-600 mg/dl (22-33 mmol/L). ...
• Diabetic cats, however, have excessive amounts of glucose in the blood, so it will be present in the urine. ...
• What are the implications for me and my cat? .
• For the diabetic cat, one reality exists: blood glucose cannot be normalized without treatment. Although the cat can go a day or so without treatment and not get into a crisis, treatment should be looked upon as part of the cat's daily routine. ... Whether an individual cat will require oral therapy or insulin injections will vary. ...
• When your cat is well regulated, the maintenance costs are minimal. ...
• Initially, your cat will be hospitalized for a few days to deal with the immediate crisis and to begin the regulation process. The "immediate crisis" is only great if your cat is so sick that it has quit eating and drinking for several days. ... At that point, your cat goes home for you to administer medication. ...
• Your personal commitment to treating this cat is very important in maintaining regulation and preventing crises. Most diabetic cats require insulin injections twice daily, at about 12 hour intervals. They must be fed the same food in the same amount on the same schedule every day. If you are out of town, your cat must receive proper treatmentwhile you are gone. These factors should be considered carefully before deciding to treat a diabetic cat. ...

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• While there are vegetarian diets available for cats, you must be very careful to supply adequate and accurate amounts of meat-based nutrients, such as taurine, vitamin A, and niacin, for your cat to be healthy. ...
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• I have an eight-year-old cat that has all the features of a Maine Coon cat. He is kept indoors and I feed him a combination of canned food and dry food. ...

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• In the diabetic animal, there is so much glucose in the blood that the kidney is overwhelmed and glucose spills into the urine and is lost. In severe cases ketones are also found in the urine, a more complicated diabetic event. ...
• Because the lens of the cat is different, this phenomenon occurs only in dogs.
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• It had been done with other clients at our shop so we were sure we could accomplish it with a cat even though everybody told us cats are very difficult to regulate.
• On August 15 we visited a cat clinic that we'd chosen based on recommendations. ...
• This was an oral medication that they said worked in maybe half of diabetic cats. ...
• Not knowing how the cat would react to the drug, we eliminated all herbs from the program to allow the medication to work. ... We measured his food to avoid overfeeding. ...
• We were also using some Noni and Liquid Chlorophyll in his morning food to support his liver and for the possibility of inflammation. ...
• On November 8 with this new program that he took down in his food willingly, he tested 500. ...
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• The endocrine system of the cat includes the following glands: thyroid, parathyroids, adrenals, pancreas, gonads (testicles and ovaries), and pituitary.
• The thyroid in the cat is a single gland with right and left lobes, situated in the neck alongside the upper part of the trachea (windpipe). ...
• Adjacent to the front of each kidney in the cat is an adrenal gland. ...
• The pancreas of the cat lies along the upper part of the small intestine near the stomach. ...
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• Hyperthyroidism results from excessive production of the thyroid hormones T-4 and T-3 In the cat, hyperthyroidism is most commonly caused by a functional benign tumor involving one or both thyroid lobes. ...
• Because the clinical signs of hyperthyroidism in cats mimic other diseases such as diabetes mellitus, kidney failure, heart disease, and gastrointestinal disorders, a thorough evaluation of the cat should include a complete physical exam and screening laboratory tests (complete blood count, serum biochemical profile, and urinalysis). ... During the physical examination, the veterinarian will carefully feel the neck region of the cat to determine if the lobes of the thyroid are enlarged and listen to the heart for any abnormalities. ...
• The treatment of choice for an individual cat depends on several factors, including the presence of heart disease or other medical problems (e. ...
• However, hyperthyroid cats may have increased anesthetic and surgical risks because of the effect the disease has had on the cat's heart and metabolism. ...   Careful skill and keen surgical vision is essential to maintain parathyroid gland function for these cats to avoid the cat having a hypoparathyroid crisis.   If both glands were removed, there is always a question as to how well the parathyroid glands will function; if they fail the cat could have a fatal seizure due to a severe drop in blood calcium. ...
• The procedure involves first a nuclear medicine scan in which the cat receives an injection of the radioactive compound pertechnetate. The resulting scan shows the location of the cat’s thyroid glands, confirms the disease, and, most importantly, determines the cat’s dose of the radioactive agent iodine 131. ...
•   If a cat has not had a clear response to ipodate after 6 weeks of treatment, one of the other treatment methods should be selected. ...
• Naturally occurring hypothyroidism (decreased T-4 and T-3 production resulting from a loss of functioning thyroid tissue) is an extremely rare clinical disorder in the adult cat. ...

• To prevent dehydration, the cat will increase his water intake (polydipsia). ... Often an owner will think the cat’s weight loss program is finally working. ... In rare cases, the cat will develop a nerve disorder where he walks down on his hocks ("ankles"). ...
• The treatment of diabetes mellitus in the cat initially involves a commitment of time and dedication. Management of a diabetic cat can be frustrating, especially early on. ... With proper therapy, your cat can have a happy, long, and comfortable life. ... The following sections will provide important information regarding the care of your diabetic cat.
• Therefore, your cat will not be receiving the correct amount of insulin. ... If the cat is not ready for the injection, carefully recap the needle. ...
• For some people it will be easier to have the cat on a counter top or table. At least initially, offer the cat a small amount of canned food and give the injection while he is eating. You may prefer to train the cat that he will get his food or treat after the injection. ... Some prefer to have a helper rub the cat’s head to distract it. The needle is so small that the cat usually does not feel it.
• If the cat moves or you are nervous you may push the plunger inadvertently.
• Please note: If you or the cat moves and some of the insulin does not get injected underneath the skin, do not inject more. ...

• AT A lunch for the media early last month, the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA) made some presentations about its work. ...
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• There, it says that its sterilisation scheme 'has shown good results in areas where good rapport has been built up between the volunteers and the authorities, and volunteers are able to work closely with the authorities to deal with stray cat matters. ...
• 'We believe that this self-help, community-based type of approach is the answer to resolving the stray cat situation in the long run. ...
• The brouhaha that erupted among cat lovers here led to a meeting of the AVA and the Cat Welfare Society.
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• For many of us it brought back memories of a personal loss of a cat. ... Some are currently dealing with feline diabetes or finding symptoms in their cat. ...
• However, the amount produced is insufficient, there is a delayed response in secreting it, and the tissues of the cat's body are relatively resistant to it. ...
• As a consequence, the cat eats more; thus, we have weight loss in a cat with a ravenous appetite. ... To avoid dehydration, the cat drinks more and more water. ...
• 5 mmol/L) following a meal or when the cat is very excited. ... Some diabetic cats will have a glucose level as high as 800 mg/dl (44 mmol/ L), although most will be in the range of 400-600 mg/dl (22-33 mmol/L). ... Diabetic cats, however, have excessive amounts of glucose in the blood, so it will be present in the urine. ...
• An infrequent disorder called diabetic neuropathv may cause cats to become progressively weaker in the rear legs and assume a unique, plantigrade stance. ...
• Diabetic cats that are not ill usually require insulin injections to be given once or twice daily under the skin, and a carefully controlled diet. ...
• Adequate control of most diabetic cats requires long-acting insulin injections to be given once or twice daily. Each cat responds differently to insulin, so the proper choice of insulin type, dose, and frequency of administration needs to be individually determined. Selection of the appropriate insulin type, dose, and frequency of administration for an individual diabetic eat is ideally based on 18- to 24- hour blood glucose profiles. In order to perform a glucose profile, the cat is hospitalized, and following insulin administration, frequent determinations of blood glucose values are made throughout the day. ...

• We have a cat approximately fifteen years old now, never really new when he found us, that has feline diabetis. ... Anyway giving the shot is real easy and the cat actually seems to look forward to it. ...
• You have us beat in the cat department. We only have 5, unless you count the neighbor's orange cat which comes over to eat. And we do have concerns about their interractions, mainly because the diabetic male doesn't like the Siamese type male. ... He especially doesn't like the orange cat, who is an un-altered type. ... Regulating his food intake was not regulating his bG so we decided to let him to out and see if the exercise would help. ...
• If Bonnie was a Type 2 diabetic I guess you had to worry about the diet more, because she would still have been producing some insulin on her own. ... He eats regular food, and I keep cat chow under the carport, in the barn, and on a table on the porch. ... As it happens we also have a diabetic daughter and she is my consultant for "what ifs". ... So as long we we have food down I think we are OK. Dom doesn't like the dry food, but I've seen him snack on it from time to time. ... One friend maintained her cat for 8 years, giving 3 to 4 units morning and night. ...
• Our cat has to have two shots a day. ... I draw up the insulin before I put his food down. ...
• As time went on I started traveling with my daughter and we have many wonderful trips behind us and had plans for many more until PC became diabetic. ...

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