Loki's story is kind of sad. He may even recover from diabetes. He was adopted by an older couple and was "the man's cat". He was malnourished (painfully skinny) only got cheap kibble for food. The man died on August 4th and the wife scheduled him to be put down but he hid in the shed she was keeping him in. So my pet sitter posted about him and since Lucky trained me on all this stuff I offered a home. I didn't realize how much I'd forgotten in the 4 years since her passing. He is getting good vet ordered food now and in the past 3 weeks has gained almost 2 lbs. Yay!
You are wonderful!! You might have a look at tge food charts and save yourself some money by not buying RX food. There’s nothing magic about it.
Thanks for the note on the dry food. I assumed if it was prescription dry food for a diabetic cat that they wouldn't make it chock full of carbs.
But still high enough we consider it high carb. If it's DM you are feeding, note they call it dietetic management, not diabetic management. Glycobalance is also high carb.
