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Thank you for this forum. I know so many must learn and are educated here. I look forward to great info.
 
Welcome! There is a lot to learn, but you've come to the right place. There are many people here very knowledgable in feline diabetes and all things feline. Ask all the questions you have.
 
I'm waiting for the Zobaline that I ordered last Friday. Meanwhile I am going today to see if the health store carries the same that is in Zobaline so we can start that asap. My 12 yr old ,was diagnosed two weeks ago. Followed the prescription diet the vet recommended, but I didn't like what I saw in the food so I continued research. Now he is on all wet canned food. But his neropothy has started into front foot, that is why I want to search for the B12 to start sooner. Amazon won't get it here till the 14th. My cat is all outdoors and has always been. He freaks out when we bring him in so I hope the nueropathy settles down.
 
Thank you all. He has been on the Zobaline almost two weeks. Neuropathy is gone in front and we can see improvement in hind legs. He has become social again, purring is back and loss of fur has stopped. No problems of him accepting the melted tablet into his wet food. Vet had no idea of the Zobaline at all, so she got an education!!!
 
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Thank you all. He has been on the Zobaline almost two weeks. Neuropathy is gone in front and we can see improvement in hind legs. He has become social again, purring is back and loss of fur has stopped. No problems of him accepting the melted tablet into his wet food. Vet had no idea of the Zobaline at all, so she got an education!!!
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@Sarah Smith have you tried this for your kitty?
 
Tcg said:
Thank you all. He has been on the Zobaline almost two weeks. Neuropathy is gone in front and we can see improvement in hind legs. He has become social again, purring is back and loss of fur has stopped. No problems of him accepting the melted tablet into his wet food. Vet had no idea of the Zobaline at all, so she got an education!!!
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Is this something you got through your vet, or a did you find it online? Could you give me a little more info on it please, I'd like to look into it for my boy.

Thanks!
 
Sarah Smith said:
Is this something you got through your vet, or a did you find it online? Could you give me a little more info on it please, I'd like to look into it for my boy.
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You can buy Zobaline online:

http://www.ilifelink.com/zobaline-for_diabetic_cats-3_mg_x_60_tablets.html

IIRC I think Vitacost may also do a methylcobalamin supplement that's OK for diabetics but wait for other members to confirm this.

Here's a video of a cat that was successfully treated for neuropathy with Zobaline:




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Critter Mom said:
You can buy Zobaline online:

http://www.ilifelink.com/zobaline-for_diabetic_cats-3_mg_x_60_tablets.html

IIRC I think Vitacost may also do a methylcobalamin supplement that's OK for diabetics but wait for other members to confirm this.

Here's a video of a cat that was successfully treated for neuropathy with Zobaline:




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Thanks Mogs :) I watched this video this weekend and it is such a wonderful transformation! Cooter goes in to the vet tomorrow so I will be asking her about possible nueropathy. His damage was started by an injection, so I know we may never regain full function, but I do think nueropathy may be playing a role in the lack of major progress so far.
 
Sarah Smith said:
Thanks Mogs :) I watched this video this weekend and it is such a wonderful transformation! Cooter goes in to the vet tomorrow so I will be asking her about possible nueropathy. His damage was started by an injection, so I know we may never regain full function, but I do think nueropathy may be playing a role in the lack of major progress so far.
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amazon has it as well
http://www.amazon.com/ZobalineTM-Diabetic-Cats-60-tabs/dp/B008G3LI2M?tag=felinediabetesfdmb-20
 
Sarah Smith said:
Thanks Mogs :) I watched this video this weekend and it is such a wonderful transformation! Cooter goes in to the vet tomorrow so I will be asking her about possible nueropathy. His damage was started by an injection, so I know we may never regain full function, but I do think nueropathy may be playing a role in the lack of major progress so far.
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Diabetes can slow the healing process. I've seen that first-hand with Saoirse's recent post-op issues. I'm all in favour of exploring appropriate treatment possibilities to aid recovery. :)


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