Cat Diabetes Is On The Rise

Diabetes is one of the fastest growing illnesses in people but did you know that cat diabetes is on the rise as well? There are two types of diabetes. In the one not enough insulin is produced and in the second an insufficient response in the cells to system insulin as explained by the following:-

“Type two diabetes issues are due to insufficient production of system insulin by the pancreatic, or an insufficient response of the cells to system insulin, and without system insulin, our bodies cannot utilize glucose; elevated system glucose stages are the result. In Cat, excess glucose is removed by the renal system, producing regular peeing. To create up for the normal water lost, diabetic Cat will drink excessive amounts of normal water. Other signs may consist of sudden weight-loss (or periodic gain), starving or missing appetite and weak back legs.”

So what is the first thing that must be done when a cat has been diagnosed with cat diabetes? You need to put the cat on a low carb diet:-

“Cat Diabetes can be handled, but the condition is critical if left alone. The cat must go on a low carbs diet plan, which is a critical component of therapy. In many cases it is effective on its own. Low carbs diets have the ability to reduce the amount of system insulin needed. Therefore, it keeps system blood glucose stages normal. So how do you put your cat on a low-carbohydrate diet? Carbohydrate stages are highest in dry cat foods, so Cat are best off with processed meals. Canned meals can sometimes be prescribed for Cat Diabetes, but vets sometimes recommend commercial processed meals as well. An animal medical practitioner can help you decide which type of meals is best for your cat.”

Can cat diabetes be prevented? I think absolutely it can. You need to give the cat a lifestyle it would have in the wild and that means a natural low carbohydrate high animal protein diet with plenty of exercise. It is because we are not doing this that cat diabetes is on the rise.