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Originally Posted by Carolina  Richard, I am sorry you feel this way...
But unlike the people on the other forum, who didn't give you correct information to begin with, we are not going to do this with you. You got one reply there in regards to Dry food... which you could gotten easily by a Google search, and that information was incorrect.
But it is neither here or there...
There ARE dry foods for diabetic cats, of course there are... Purina DM is only one that come in mind... But they are prescription foods that you have to get from the vet anyways.
About leaving wet food out for a few days? Down right dangerous...
So... You have a diabetic cat, a chronically ill, delicate to balance kitty, the responsible thing to do, is to get a diet from your vet.
No dry food from a pet store will do it... But to answer your question, any vet will be able to help you with a Dry diabetic diet.
My vet uses Purina DM (dry) with (what he says, I have no experience) fantastic results.
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As Carolina says, we here at TCS are very careful not to give out medical advice since we are not qualified. Anyone can get all sorts of information out there on the web but that doesn't mean it will be correct information, and, in fact, some of the information is downright wrong and dangerous.
We, here at TCS, love our cats very much and only want the very best care and advice for them.
I too am sorry you are disappointed you didn't get the advice you were hoping for but I only hope you will take your cat to a qualified veterinarian to get proper medical advice.
