Diabetic Cat Symptoms - Helpful Article
Dosage and regulationCats and dogs may be treated with animal insulins (pork-based is most similar to a dog's natural insulin, beef-based for a cat), or with human synthetic insulins.
Between 3 and 9% calories from carbohydrates seems to be optimal.
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TreatmentDiabetes can be treated but is life-threatening if left alone.
Some prescription canned foods made for diabetic cats are effective, but some ordinary ones work just as well.
Two new ultra-slow time-release synthetic human insulins are just becoming available in 2004 and 2005 for improving basal stability, generically known as Insulin Detemir ("Levemir") and Insulin Glargine ("Lantus").
) Once-daily doses are not recommended for most cats, since insulin usually metabolizes faster in cats than in dogs or humans; an insulin brand that lasts 24 hours in people...
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