Pet owners across the UK have been urged to check their pets for these six signs of Diabetes.
The UK's leading pet charity, the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals , is trying to raise awareness of Diabetes in pets.The UK's leading pet charity, the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals , is trying to raise awareness of the condition in pets.and one in 200 cats may be suffering from Diabetes.
The charity has said that it"wants owners to be aware of the signs of diabetes, and also know how to reduce the risk of theirDrinking and weeing more than normal are among the Diabetes symptoms you should watch out for in your pet. Here are 6 signs and symptoms of Diabetes you should be on the lookout for, according to PDSA.Weight loss to help them reduce the risk of their furry friend developing the disease.
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