NL Clarke
Member Since 2018
Good morning, all.
Yesterday morning, I got the news that our 11 - 12 year old neutered male cat, Shasta, has diabetes and I've pretty much been a nervous wreck since.
The weird thing about my experience is that we noticed an immediate improvement in Shasta's symptoms simply by putting him on a higher protein Rx canned food diet and taking away all of his dry food. The symptoms of extreme thirst and hunger and excessive urination are NOT apparent this morning, 24 hours after the dietary change - and those symptoms were what sent me to the vet in the first place.
Anyway, I have lots of questions/concerns and I'm looking forward to learning from the members of this group.
Thank you for being here!
Regards,
Nancy
Yesterday morning, I got the news that our 11 - 12 year old neutered male cat, Shasta, has diabetes and I've pretty much been a nervous wreck since.
The weird thing about my experience is that we noticed an immediate improvement in Shasta's symptoms simply by putting him on a higher protein Rx canned food diet and taking away all of his dry food. The symptoms of extreme thirst and hunger and excessive urination are NOT apparent this morning, 24 hours after the dietary change - and those symptoms were what sent me to the vet in the first place.
Anyway, I have lots of questions/concerns and I'm looking forward to learning from the members of this group.
Thank you for being here!
Regards,
Nancy