Diabetic Pet Care
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Pets with Diabetes are Increasing
Diabetes is not just a phenomenon in humans. It affects animals too from cats and dogs to horses, pigs and apes. Banfield's State of Health 2016 reports that the prevalence of diabetes in pets is growing and has increased 79.7 percent since 2006. In cats, it increased 18.1 percent during this same amount of time. Pet owners may note symptoms like excessive urination and thirst as well as weight loss in their pet. A positive diabetes confirmation in an animal means ongoing management, monitoring blood sugar levels and insulin injections — pretty much the same as a human with this chronic condition. Find more pet diabetes supplies below, including insulin needles for dogs and more.
Diabetes is not just a phenomenon in humans. It affects animals too from cats and dogs to horses, pigs and apes. Banfield's State of Health 2016 reports that the prevalence of diabetes in pets is growing and has increased 79.7 percent since 2006. In cats, it increased 18.1 percent during this same amount of time. Pet owners may note symptoms like excessive urination and thirst as well as weight loss in their pet. A positive diabetes confirmation in an animal means ongoing management, monitoring blood sugar levels and insulin injections — pretty much the same as a human with this chronic condition. Find more pet diabetes supplies below, including insulin needles for dogs and more.
Pets with Diabetes are Increasing
Diabetes is not just a phenomenon in humans. It affects animals too from cats and dogs to horses, pigs and apes. Banfield's State of Health 2016 reports that the prevalence of diabetes in pets is growing and has increased 79.7 percent since 2006. In cats, it increased 18.1 percent during this same amount of time. Pet owners may note symptoms like excessive urination and thirst as well as weight loss in their pet. A positive diabetes confirmation in an animal means ongoing management, monitoring blood sugar levels and insulin injections — pretty much the same as a human with this chronic condition. Find more pet diabetes supplies below, including insulin needles for dogs and more.
Diabetes is not just a phenomenon in humans. It affects animals too from cats and dogs to horses, pigs and apes. Banfield's State of Health 2016 reports that the prevalence of diabetes in pets is growing and has increased 79.7 percent since 2006. In cats, it increased 18.1 percent during this same amount of time. Pet owners may note symptoms like excessive urination and thirst as well as weight loss in their pet. A positive diabetes confirmation in an animal means ongoing management, monitoring blood sugar levels and insulin injections — pretty much the same as a human with this chronic condition. Find more pet diabetes supplies below, including insulin needles for dogs and more.
