A popular cat health and dieting website has launched a cat diabetes article hub, offering advice and guidance on cat diabetes and on the best food to feed cats to reduce the chances of the cat getting diabetes. With feline diabetes increasing year on year, the site offers cat owners free information on how to combat it and improve the lifestyle of their pets.
More information can be found on the Pet Cat Health website at: http://petcathealth.info.
Pet Cat Health is a wide ranging feline health site specializing in cat care, news, and articles delving into a wide range of feline issues, including symptoms of FIP, cats and cardiac disease, pregnant cats and how to look after them, and the things that contribute to territorial aggression in cats.
The feline diabetes hub is home to a selection of in depth cat health articles putting the focus on cat diabetes, how it's caused, how it can be prevented, and the best ways to treat it when a pet owner's cat does have diabetes.
On the Pet Cat Health website, concerned owners and interested parties can discover precisely what cat diabetes is. The site describes the condition as a disorder where the body cannot properly control its blood sugar levels, either due to lack of insulin or reduced sensitivity to insulin.
It goes on to explain that sugar is the medium the body uses at a cellular level to produce energy, and it's essential that the concentration of sugar in the blood stays within specific limits, otherwise it can have adverse effects on cat physiology.
Symptoms of cat diabetes include increased thirst, as diabetic cats' kidneys have to work more than they're used to, as well as weight loss, because the body's cells become starved of nutrients as the sugar isn't being moved into body tissues adequately.
The diabetic cat article hub provides a wide range of reports on the convention and alternative treatments for cat diabetes. This includes insulin injections, special food diets for diabetic cats, and the effectiveness of dietary supplements.
Interested parties wanting to find out more about cat diabetes can get in touch with Pet Cat Health using the contact form provided on site.
