Diabetic Cat

I have a cat that is 17 years old and had diabetes. Unfortunately, most vets do not know how to treat diabetes. Fortunately, when my cat was diagnosed with diabetes, I found a web page that helped me treat him. Please checkout yourdiabeticcat.com. I followed the protocol as outlined, and after four weeks using the insulin (which my vet ordered and had sent directly to me) and changing his diet as suggested on the web page, my cat was off insulin and started walking on his tippy toes instead of his back haunches. His excessive thirst abated, as well as excessive urinating.

We had fed him a high quality dry cat food for 13 years not knowing that was damaging him. Cats should not be fed dry food. We now feed him selected cans of Fancy Feast. Please check out the web page. It has good information which really works.

Devoted cat lover

Thank you for sharing your story. Many of us on this site believe that an all wet diet high in animal protein and low in carbs is best for our obligate carnivores. Www.catinfo.org also has an informative page on diabetes.