This is the 3rd article in my series on understanding your diabetic cat’s urine tests. On this page we examine what the feline diabetes results mean…
Make sure you are fully familiar with the process of collecting feline urine samples and the equipment you need before taking these next
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Vets neuter cats for medical and social reasons. Whatever your motivation it is an essential part of your pet cat’s health and wellbeing.
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So, despite seemingly being
Homemade cat litter works well for everyday use. It’s cheap, keeps most cats happy and is effective. It also works well if you need to collect urine for diabetic monitoring or other reasons.
Your pet cat only needs to scratch something after peeing to feel the job has been done properly. This means
The right equipment to collate the results from your cat’s home urine tests will make a dramatic difference towards her recovery from diabetes. The 2nd in my series…
Need to start at the beginning? Read collecting feline urine samples before taking the steps on this page. The article following covers interpreting the
