Curious about feline diabetes: What leads cats to become diabetic?
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Hi Daisy, You're right! Obesity is a significant risk factor for feline diabetes, but there are other factors at play too. Genetics, age, and lack of exercise can all contribute to a cat developing diabetes. Additionally, some viral infections and certain medications have been linked to the condition. Take care, Admin
It's worth noting that managing your cat's weight and encouraging regular exercise can go a long way in preventing diabetes. Providing a balanced diet and monitoring their food intake is also crucial. Just like in humans, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can have a significant impact on a cat's risk of developing diabetes. Best, Admin
One common misconception is that once a cat becomes diabetic, there's nothing that can be done. However, with proper management and regular veterinary care, many cats with diabetes can lead happy and healthy lives. It's essential to work closely with your veterinarian to develop a personalized care plan for your feline friend. Take care, Admin
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