I have 2 diabetic kitties so yes, I have had 1 episode
like this...I don't have time to get into it right
this second but I would HIGHLY recommend you go to
this site and join up and ask on the Health board
because the member of this message board are AWESOME.
It is felinediabetes.com
I have been
um, sheryl, there's a ten-year-old in foster care in TN who needs adopting
right now--his owners didn't want to deal; he was JUST diagnosed and is in
excellent health otherwise.
MC
On 5/14/07, Sheryl Spagg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 2 diabetic kitties so yes, I have had 1 episode
I wish I could take in more, but I have my hands full
with my own 4 cats (2 with Diabetes and 1 who has
seizures) 2 dogs (1 with kidney failure) and a
bunny...plus I foster for a rescue here in Rochester
and now have the FeLV+ momma and 5 kittens and another
7 month old in the basement with a
HI MC,
Can you send me the info. on the Diabetic kitty as
well...I can post it on the Diabetic message board and
see what happens.
Thanks for trying with my babies. I haven't had time
to look at any of your info. you sent. I sent it to
my friend who rescued them with me but I race cars and
this
Low blood glucose can and does lead to permanent neurological issues. He may
not get better. BUT, don't write him off just yet, let his glucose stabilize
for a week, and see, before making any decisions. Even if he is
neurologically disabled, that's not a death sentence. Many cats learn to
cope
and started eating - he is my miracle boy - this is all my
fault - there is no way - I can't give it up on him!
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