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1. todaysveterinarypractice.com › nutrition › diabeticDiabetic Diets for Dogs and Cats: Assessing the Evidence

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   Once a pet has been stabilized on an insulin regimen, a change in diet may provide benefits to disease management. Consideration of essential nutrients of concern can help to optimize diabetic control and obtain ideal body condition. There is no “one-diet-fits-all” approach to diabetes.

2. www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com › health › nutritionOver-the-Counter Food for Your Diabetic Pet | Taste of the Wild

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   Nov 10, 2016 · A high-fiber, low-fat and low-calorie diet may be beneficial for both dogs and cats. The high-protein diet mentioned above may also help cats drop the additional pounds. Many pets that have diabetes for a long time before they are diagnosed may actually become too thin.

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4. todaysveterinarypractice.com › nutrition › nutritionNutrition and Diabetes Mellitus - Today's Veterinary Practice

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   Does DM Affect Dogs and Cats Differently? In veterinary medicine, DM is divided into 2 types, which affect dogs and cats at different frequencies. The 2 types are based on pathophysiology and risk factors, which have been more fully described in human medicine. Type 1 DM occurs primarily in dogs.

5. www.petmd.com › cat › nutritionBest Food for Cats with Diabetes | PetMD

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   Jan 26, 2018 · Most cases of feline diabetes are similar to what is called Type 2 diabetes in people, which means that weight management and diet are major factors in the development and control of the disease. Read on to learn everything you need to know about how to pick the best food for a cat with diabetes.

6. www.petmd.com › cat › nutritionIs It Safe for Cats to Eat Dog Food? | PetMD

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   May 5, 2020 · Here’s what you need to know about cat nutrition and why you should not feed dog food to cats in the long-term. Can Cats Safely Eat Dog Food Long-Term? No, cats cannot be maintained on a dog food diet.

7. www.thehonestkitchen.com › blogs › pet-wellnessDiabetes in Dogs and Cats - The Honest Kitchen

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   Jul 15, 2017 · July 15, 2017 Lucy Postins. Diabetes can affect both dogs and cats. Type 1 Diabetes (the type which affects dogs) arises when the pancreas is not able to provide sufficient insulin.

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   Can a diabetic cat eat high calorie foods?

   • High-calorie foods, even if low carbohydrate, would be contraindicated in an obese cat with NIDDM because diabetes is so closely associated with obesity. Each cat should be evaluated individually, with considerations made for overall health.

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   Can a diabetic dog eat a diet?

   • There is no “one-diet-fits-all” approach to diabetes. Help your clients offer their diabetic pets better nutrition. Nutritional management can be an important adjunct to medical management of canine and feline diabetes. Once a pet has been stabilized on an insulin regimen, a change in diet may provide benefits to disease management.

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   Can cats with diabetes eat a low-carb diet?

   • Only a handful of published studies address optimal diet composition (particularly fiber and carbohydrates) for cats with naturally occurring diabetes. Most have evaluated the effect of lower-carbohydrate diets.

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   How does diet affect diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats?

   • Dietary modification plays an important role in the management of diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats. Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a metabolic disorder that results from impaired glucose handling (lack of insulin production or lack of response to insulin) such that the animal experiences persistent hyperglycemia and glucosuria.

   Nutrition and Diabetes Mellitus | Today's Veterinary Practice

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   Can dogs with diabetes eat semi-moist food?

   • Each product may have a drastically different nutrient profile and should be evaluated before switching. Additionally, a study has shown that semi-moist foods, especially those with sucrose, fructose, or other simple carbohydrates, resulted in higher postprandial blood glucose and insulin responses and should be avoided in pets with diabetes. 14

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9. www.aaha.org › resources › not-so-sweet-diabetes-in-petsNot So Sweet: Diabetes in Pets - AAHA

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   1 day ago · Persistently high blood sugar can damage organs, nerves, and tissues, making early diagnosis and management critical for long-term health. Signs that may indicate your pet has diabetes include: Increased thirst and urination — Increased thirst and urination are hallmark signs of diabetes in pets. Elevated blood sugar levels mean the kidneys ...