http://naturalpetremedy.net/feline-diabetes-and-relationship-to-recent-pet-food-recall Natural Pet Remedy - Pet Remedies for Natural Pet Health Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:45:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://naturalpetremedy.net/feline-diabetes-and-relationship-to-recent-pet-food-recall/comment-page-1#comment-42 kch_yiu Mon, 18 Jan 2010 19:27:41 +0000 http://naturalpetremedy.net/?p=147#comment-42 kidney failure have very different blood result compare to diabetes patient....diabetes are caused by a damage to the insulin producing cell (beta-lactam cells) in pancreas and thus unable to utilise glucose, and the glucose beocme so high in the blood. normally the kidney filter glucose and reabsorb it in the body, but because the glucose is so high int he blood, the kidney is no longer able to reabsorb the glucose, and therefore in the urine, there will be presence of glucose. however, this may sound complicated, but if cat are stressed, this could happen as well..... so the common signs of diabetes are increase in water intake, eating more (gd appetite) but wieght loss, and in the blood test, you may see some increase in pacreatic enzymes which is normally lipase and amplase.... dont worry, if your cat is a diabetic cat, you pply need regular check with ur vet anyway and do a glucose curve every now and then kidney failure have very different blood result compare to diabetes patient….diabetes are caused by a damage to the insulin producing cell (beta-lactam cells) in pancreas and thus unable to utilise glucose, and the glucose beocme so high in the blood. normally the kidney filter glucose and reabsorb it in the body, but because the glucose is so high int he blood, the kidney is no longer able to reabsorb the glucose, and therefore in the urine, there will be presence of glucose. however, this may sound complicated, but if cat are stressed, this could happen as well….. so the common signs of diabetes are increase in water intake, eating more (gd appetite) but wieght loss, and in the blood test, you may see some increase in pacreatic enzymes which is normally lipase and amplase…. dont worry, if your cat is a diabetic cat, you pply need regular check with ur vet anyway and do a glucose curve every now and then

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