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• Monitoring Your Diabetic Pet.
• Appetite: Is your pet happy with the same amount of food as he has been getting, or is the bowl quickly empty or still full .
• Unfortunately, although expression will indicate if a diabetic's sugar level is incorrect, it may not give a clear indication if the level is too high or too low. ...
• When you pet "revitalizes" (within a few minutes), offer a bit of food that you are certain she'll eat. ...
• Your veterinarian will discuss the food that will be the most appropriate for your diabetic pet. Surely, there is no medication in prescription food, so if you have a multipet household, other pets may eat the same food as the diabetic pet (although the diabetic may not necessarily eat the same foods as the other pets). ...
• This will rule out nausea, for if she vomits there will not be enough food to be escorted into the cells, and she may become hypoglycemic. ...
• If you free feed your kitties, offer a small amount of canned food before administering the insulin. ...
• Most diabetic dogs should not be free fed, but fed the same amount of the same food at least twice a day. ... Remember, the amount of insulin needed depends upon the amount of insulin still being produced by the pet's body AND the amount of food consumed. ... To monitor these pets, measure the amount of food in the morning, and the amount of food left in the bowl at night. ...
• Measure the quantity of food provided each day. ... However, a measuring cup in the food bin will add only seconds to the scooping out of food. ... (You'd be surprised how quickly you learn to measure the food when you see how much you throw away. ) Measure the total quantity of dry food dispensed to your pet(s). ... Until proven otherwise, I would suspect the diabetic pet. ...

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• Cat's Claw.
• Cat's Claw is found in the Amazonian rain forest of Peru and its botanical name is Uncaria Tomentosa. ... The name "Cat's Claw" comes from its thorns, which resemble those of a cat. ...
• The list of traditional uses for Cat's Claw is very long. ... Here are just a few; AIDS, arthritis, gastric upset, herpes, Crohns disease, lupus, female hormonal imbalances, diabetes, boosting the immune system, bursitis, viral infections, ulcers, neuro bronchitis, diabetic retinopathy and cancer. ...
• In this sense, it is thought that the beneficial constituents of Cat's Claw act as a scavenger, cleaning the human body of unstable molecular structures (free radicals) which cause damage to healthy organic tissue. ...
• While the science of how Cat's Claw works is not yet completely understood, it is thought that it is helpful in the protecting people against certain environmental and commercial toxins such as; cigarette smoke,(1) "herbicides, pesticides, smog, car exhaust, certain prescription and over-the-counter drugs, diagnostic and therapeutic x-rays, ultra-violet light, gamma radiation, rancid foods, certain fats, alcohol, stress, poor diets (high fat, high protein). ...
• There are no known adverse side effects associated with Cat's Claw. ...
• In conclusion, Cat's Claw is another herb with a long history of usage as a companion plant. ...
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• Back To Diabetic information and articles.
• It's true: Diabetes has been diagnosed in virtually every breed of cat and dog in this country. ...
• It is also known that diabetes typically occurs toward the tail end of a dog or cat's life. ...
• This is because diabetes affects the way your pet's body uses food. Normally, food is converted into a form of sugar called glucose. ...
• The goal for treatment is to achieve a balance between food and insulin so that blood sugar levels are close to normal (nondiabetic) as possible.
• How do you know whether your cat or dog has diabetes? Animals who have diabetes display many of the same symptoms people do - excessive thirst, frequent urination and hunger. ... Another good signal is if your dog or cat spends an unusual amount of time around the water bowl or begins to beg routinely for more food. ...
• For example, your veterinarian may ask you to feed your dog or cat specific portions of food at specific times during the day. ...
• Most people discover, however, that their dog or cat barely flinches when the needle is inserted into their pet's skin (usually, injections are given on the scruff of the animal's neck), similar to people learning to inject themselves for the first time, and you're likely to make some mistakes at first.
• These daily readings will help you know how much insulin to inject and the amount of food to feed your pet, thereby helping you control your pet's diabetes.
• These ketones are a warning that your cat or dog's diabetes is out of control. ...
• Your veterinarian can teach you how to make adjustments in your pet's food and insulin based on the results of the urine tests. The tests are taken by dipping a special test strip into a small amount (about one tablespoon) of your dog or cat's urine. ...
• This technique may work with dogs, but if you own a cat you need to be more ingenious.
• If your cat is trained to use a litter box, you may be able to collect the urine there. Cat litter, however, is a chemically treated compound, thus it's not easy to test with. ...

• Personal  Experiences, and Support for Owners of Diabetic Pets (If you experience problems with this page, click here) .
• Educational information for all aspects of diabetes care: Basic and advanced diabetes concepts, medications, complications, home care and monitoring, vet relationships, and other diseases your diabetic pet might have.
• Read how owners of diabetic pets use different techniques to manage their pet's diabetes. ...
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• Home Made 4 Life All natural pet food, designed to be a complete meal for our carnivorous animal companions like dogs, cats and ferrets. ...
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• In normal animals, insulin does this by preventing glucose production by the liver and ensuring that excess glucose derived from food which is not needed for energy is put into body stores.
• In a diabetic animal there is insufficient insulin to switch off glucose production by the liver or to efficiently store excess glucose derived from energy giving foods. ... In addition, diabetic animals tend to lose weight because they breakdown stores of fat and protein (muscle) to make glucose and ketones (an alternative fuel) in the liver. ...
• Once stabilized, the pet will be treated like a healthy diabetic patient. ...
• With proper insulin regulation, the prognosis for a diabetic animal is very good. ...
• In general, they are not useful for the treatment of diabetes mellitus in dogs but are some use in a small proportion of diabetic cats. ...
• Of these, protamine zinc insulin has the longest duration of action and lente and isophane insulins last long enough to be used on a once, or occasionally twice, daily basis in diabetic dogs.
• Each diabetic animal has to have its dose tailored to its individual needs which is done over a stabilization period. ... In order to achieve stable control of a diabetic animal's blood glucose by insulin, all the other factors which affect blood glucose concentration must be kept constant from day to day. ...
• There are a number of different ways to stabilize a diabetic animal. ...
• Dogs which are off their food or need to be fasted as part of the management of vomiting or diarrhea need to continue to receive insulin, since withholding both food and insulin is likely to start the production of ketones and this will make the dog more unwell. ...
• Another is that caused by high levels of cortisol in diabetic dogs which also have hyperadrenocorticism (Cushings disease) or which have had repeated long acting glucocorticoid (steroid) injections. The best tests for hyperadrenocorticism are the low dexamethasone suppression test or the ACTH stimulation test but the results of these sometimes need to be interpreted with caution in diabetic dogs. ...
• In diabetic animals treated with insulin there is some risk that hypoglycemia may occur. It is rare for a dog or cat to die of this condition but it is possible and owners should be appropriately warned and trained by the veterinary team responsible for their pet's management. ... If the animal is still conscious, treatment is by offering food, particularly glucose containing foods such as biscuits or chocolate. ...

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• Click here for a diabetic recipe for Scottish scones. ...
• If you are a type 2 diabetic, these objectives may be especially important as part of your health plan to control your risk for heart disease and stroke. ...
• One has a cat, the other a bottle of dishwashing liquid. ... After you dry off the cat, lecture the children, and bring out some popcorn to distract them, that extra cup of coffee and sweet roll are starting to look pretty good. ...
• Learn about the diabetes food pyramid, how to determine serving sizes and create healthy meals, and view a sample daily menu. ...
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•         > diabetic cat- insulin not working.
• diabetic cat- insulin not working I have a 13 year old cat (10 lbs) who has been diabetic for 3 years now. ...
• Last spring, when I was desperate for some answers re: our beautiful, but fat cat diagnosed with diabetes (non-ketonic), I went to a local holistic pet store and got advice that led to the lowering of our cat's BG from 485 to 178 in less than two months without insulin or any other allopathic intervention. I did exactly what the salespeople there told me to do and we got rid of all diabetic symptoms through lifestyle and diet adjustment alone. ...
• If insulin is not working for your cat, maybe something completely different will. ...
• We were desperately trying to find a high quality, high protein food (the astronomically priced stuff prescribed by the vet contained so much filler that I had to laugh at the audacity of the pet care industry). ... By that time, though, our cat wasn't urinating excessively and exhibited a somewhat normal energy level -- he wasn't in tip-top shape, of course, but he was acting almost normal for a fat cat. He had never lost his appetite, so, at that point, we had him on a restricted diet (immediate elimination of high-carb dry food) to get him down from 16 pounds to about 12 or 13 (over a three-month period).
• Since the cat had shown such progress without glipizide, I wondered why I would even start giving it to him. ... I had been observing our cat very carefully and it seemed that, with or without glip, he was getting better. ... Actually, sometimes, I didn't even know if the cat had eaten the pill or if it had fallen out near his bowl. ...
• When I told him that the cat wasn't getting any, the vet seemed confused and wanted me to start giving it to him anyway. ...
• The end of the story is that, within a couple of months on Abady food and with lots of exercise and a nice drop in weight, our cat's BGs became normal and he's been fine ever since. ...
• Tina, if you fed your cat high carb foods again, my bet is his bg would go up. ... But every cat is different, and some (most) do need insulin because their pancreas just doesn't work any more. ... She eats only low carb food, and she still needs insulin. ...

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• A diabetic animal often eats extra food because it is trying to supply its body with additional energy. But the food is not used efficiently, so even though the animal is eating a lot it is still losing weight. ...
• This is why you see excessive urine volume in a diabetic. ...
• So the lack of insulin sets up a complicated series of events that result in the signs you observe in a diabetic animal. ...
• Approximately 20 percent of diabetic cats may experience periods where they no longer require insulin injections. ...
• Cats are often diagnosed with diabetes because the owner notices the cat has weak rear legs or it is walking on its hocks. The weak hind legs is called diabetic neuropathy, and walking on the hocks is called plantigrade posture. ...
• Diabetic animals can have blood glucose values that are moderately elevated, or extremely elevated (600+ mg/dL).

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• If your cat is prone to urinary problems, a water fountain may be helpful. ...
• Purina has produced HemAlert granules to sprinkle into your cat’s litter to indicate the presence of blood in the urine. ...
• This confetti will help to better regulate a diabetic kitty. ...
• Stuff that fellow with a fragrant cream (as peanut butter, or canned food, just a little at the tip. ) Then fill it with dry dog food, and plug it with a cookie. ...
• A cat carrier. ... A frightened cat has 5 weapons to use (1 set on each foot, plus a great set in the mouth) and can seem to turn themselves into jello to squeeze out of your arms. No cat car ride should be attempted without one, for your and the cat’s safety. ...
• A timer activated food dispenser. ...

• The basis of the diabetic diet is to eat foods rich in starchy carbohydrate and low in sugar.
• Some food labelling refers to sucrose, but this is more commonly known as sugar!.
• Drink alcohol in moderation, limit to two units per day for women and three for men, and always take with food and have some alcohol free days, it is better to take alcohol with food. ...
• The glycaemic index (GI) is a ranking of carbohydrate (starches and sugars) containing foods, it is based on how quickly the carbohydrate in the food raises the blood glucose level following eating and digestion of the food. ...
• Remember to keep to the same amount of starchy food that you usually have and if necessary ask for more .
• Take-Away meals are very popular, but can be very high in fat and sugar, if you enjoy Take-Away food then be more careful with your choices to help control blood glucose and weight.
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• Indian food may contain large amounts of fat, make careful choices, if necessary drain some of the fat away, choose -.
• Chinese Food.
• Chinese food may contain large amounts of fat, especially the deep fried foods such as sweet and sour, pancake rolls and prawn crackers, make careful choices, if necessary drain some of the fat away, choose -.
• Will a diabetic diet harm me?.
• No, the diet that is recommended for diabetes is a very healthy diet, and there is no risk from eating a diabetic diet. ...
• drinking alcohol with food .
• They should be treated by taking 3 glucose tablets immediately and then eating a starchy food, or one of a lower glycaemic index such as a sandwich or a bowl of cereal and milk, alternatively if the next meal is due you can eat that. ...
• If you are ill and you are on tablets or insulin to help control your diabetes you must remember to continue to take them, however you may not feel like eating food and therefore you should still try to balance what you eat. ...

• How to Give Injectable Medication to Your Cat.
• Home Monitoring of Diabetic Cats.
• These drugs can initially be used in cats but after time, the cat will likely need injectable insulin.
•   Ovariohysterectomy (spaying) is indicated in female diabetic animals.
•   Complications like urinary tract infections may require additional medications, but certain drugs, including steroids (such as prednisone), should be avoided in diabetic cats. ...
• Observe your cat’s thirst and frequency of urination. ...
• If you notice any of these symptoms in an otherwise responsive cat, offer food immediately. If the cat is unconscious, Karo® syrup can be applied to the gums. ...

• com/patients/understand' The Diabetic Digest-This is a multi-lingual site for diabetes information. ...
• Resources for Children with DiabetesCamp de los Nios is a camp for diabetic children held at Camp Campbell in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Northern California. ...
• Although the sites' focus is on diabetic children, there's information for all diabetics. ... html'The Diabetic Gourmet Magazine - This site is chock full of gourmet nutrition content. ...
• com'VetInfo - This site is a veterinary information service for diabetic dogs and cats. ... com' The Pets and Diabetes Website - This site is in honor of a diabetic cat named Barney. The site provides diabetes information links and personal experiences from diabetic pet owners. ...

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• » Stray cat can become pet with patience and training .
• The cat was slinking around, hungry and looking for food. Sal Jepson, a veterinarian who lives in Corbett, dubbed the skittish kitty Barnee, because the cat's favorite hiding place was the barn. ...
• We're just two days away from the new year, and it's time to make a resolution -- for your cat: Make sure he gets more exercise. ...
• I think we should get a new kitty for Bart, but a friend of mine says that Bart wouldn't want another cat in his territory. ...
• One day, a cat was "crashing" at the clinic; a vet pulled our kitty's chart and said to my daughter, "A perfect match! Can you go get her?" My daughter raced home to get our kitty, who saved the day. ...
• » There's help for your diabetic cat .
• Harry is a diabetic. ...

• Certain conditions predispose a dog or cat to developing diabetes. ...
• Untreated diabetic pets are more likely to develop infections and commonly get bladder, kidney, or skin infections. Diabetic dogs, and rarely cats, can develop cataracts in the eyes. ...
• There are two major forms of diabetes in the dog and cat: 1) uncomplicated diabetes and 2) diabetes with ketoacidosis. ...   Diabetic pets with ketoacidosis are very ill and may be vomiting and depressed.
• Diabetic patients with ketoacidosis may have an elevation of waste products that are normally removed by the kidneys.
• Diabetic cats may be treated with oral drugs but diabetic dogs require insulin. ...
• Some diabetic cats can be treated with oral medications instead of insulin injections, but the oral medications are rarely effective in the dog. ...
• short- acting insulin (regular or crystalline) is used in sick diabetic animals until they are eating again  .
• If the cat has a normal immune system, the few bacteria that are pushed under the skin with the needle will be killed by the cat's immune system.
• Blood sugar levels will not always be normal in diabetic pets. ...
• Insulin needs are closely related to the type of  food eaten by the pet. ...
• Insulin needs are closely related to the type of  food eaten by the pet. ...
• There is always some risk that a diabetic patient will develop low blood sugar. ...
• Diabetes is rarely reversible in dogs, but diabetic cats will sometimes regain the ability to produce their own insulin in the pancreas. ...
• You should have your diabetic pet evaluated by a veterinarian at 2-4 month intervals or anytime another health problem develops. ...

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• Diabetes and Your Cat a First-hand Account.
• MY RECALCITRANT CAT.
• When I first heard the words your cat is diabetic I had no idea what an impact on my life this would have. ... Terry Collins diagnosed my cat with diabetes after I noticed that he was drinking and urinating excessively. ... Collins said that diabetic cats could live for a normal life span once they were regulated and 9 out of 10 cats were fairly easy to regulate.   Famous last words!!!  What we didnt count on was that my cat was the 10th cat the one that is difficult to regulate and he called him the recalcitrant cat.
• My beautiful ginger cat, Terry, will be 12 years old in February 2003. ...
• Diet is as important to diabetic cats as it is to people.   I found that dry food is a no-no Terrys levels always skyrocketed when he ate crunchies, even the prescription diet ones. ...   I feed him kitten food and tuna cat food mixed together for breakfast and dinner but only tuna for his between meal snacks. ...
•   Catteries are not set up to handle diabetic cats and Terry would not be happy confined to a cage at the vet hospital. ...
• Some people have said we should have him put to sleep and not let our lives be ruled by a sick cat but that is out of the question. ...
• If you ever hear those words your cat is diabetic do not despair, it is not a death sentence. ...
• Credit for this goes to an anonymous author - obviously owned by a cat!.
•   (At the time of writing this my cat is sitting in front of the keyboard with her voluminous tail draped across the keys so that I have to type on top of the hair!).

•     > Diabetic Pets.
•         > Holly Weir, new diabetic kitty in need.
• Holly Weir, new diabetic kitty in need Holly's mom first noticed that Holly wasn't well shortly after her other kitty Devon went to the Bridge. ...
• Holly's diabetic supply needs are estimated at $63 a month, with Holly's mom able to pay $25 of this. ...
• Re: Holly Weir, new diabetic kitty in need so sorry to hear of the loss of your kitty Devon! .
• i hope that Holly turns out to be an easy cat to regulate on insulin and is feeling better real soon! .
• Re: Holly Weir, new diabetic kitty in need Thank you. ... I have a lot to learn about taking care of a diabetic cat and this is all coming so fast. Tonight she finally ate a good meal after I switched her food to another special food for diabetic food. ...
• Re: Holly Weir, new diabetic kitty in need HI!!.
• i am BJs mom, he is an old blind deaf diabetic cat i took in this summer from the shelter (i did not know how sick he was!).
• but i had a diabetic kitty years ago, and i recall how upset i was when i first found out.
• i am glad she likes her new food, what are you giving her?.
• there is a chart you can check out that has the carb content of popular foods (canned fancy feast has some with only 4% carbs- GREAT for a diabetic!! and better even then some of the prescription foods, that is why i mention it- you can feed your kitty food that is good for her and not spend an arm and leg (just a leg!LOL).
• i am sorry about Devon, i lost a cat almost 10 yrs ago and i still cry about it. ...
• Re: Holly Weir, new diabetic kitty in need Holly's mom -- Welcome to IMOM. ...

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