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@TheMs.Leanne | My cat Hobbes is Diabetic: an overview of Feline Diabetes
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"In both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, the cells in the bodies are unable to absorb glucose from the blood and become starved of energy. To get the energy it needs, the body turns to other sources, breaking down fats and proteins to feed glucose starved cells. This breakdown results in weight loss despite and increased appetite. Excessive thirst and urination can also signal diabetes in a cat."
"In both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, the cells in the bodies are unable to absorb glucose from the blood and become starved of energy. To get the energy it needs, the body turns to other sources, breaking down fats and proteins to feed glucose starved cells. This breakdown results in weight loss despite and increased appetite. Excessive thirst and urination can also signal diabetes in a cat."
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"In both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, the cells in the bodies are unable to absorb glucose from the blood and become starved of energy. To get the energy it needs, the body turns to other sources, breaking down fats and proteins to feed glucose starved cells. This breakdown results in weight loss despite and increased appetite. Excessive thirst and urination can also signal diabetes in a cat."
"In both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, the cells in the bodies are unable to absorb glucose from the blood and become starved of energy. To get the energy it needs, the body turns to other sources, breaking down fats and proteins to feed glucose starved cells. This breakdown results in weight loss despite and increased appetite. Excessive thirst and urination can also signal diabetes in a cat."