Signs of Diabetes in Cats and Dogs

The clinical signs of diabetes can vary from pet to pet but include:

Fatigue or weakness
Frequent urination
Excessive thirst
Increased hunger

With proper management – including at-home blood glucose monitoring, insulin, diet, and exercise – diabetes doesn’t have to stop your pet from living an active and happy life.

Could your pet have diabetes? Use our checklist to find out.

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Our video series is designed to teach you about pet diabetes and answer any questions you may have about treatment and more.

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Signs of Diabetes in Cats and Dogs

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