Symptoms of Diabetes In Dogs
Diabetes in dogs is becoming more of a problem than most people think. Because of this, a few things you need to keep your eye on your dog to help figure out whether or not they may have four-legged diabetes.
These symptoms are not accurate for only diabetes, but They could end. leads to some other health issues, but they should get your attention, so you can have your veterinarian check them.
If you happen to notice that your dog is begun to drink more water, which could be of concern, that they have diabetes.Dogs, drink more water than usual to be able to show signs of high blood sugar as they try to empty the excess glucose with water Drink excessive urination. come with excessive water. You may notice no water to drink, but you could note the excessive urination.
If your dog seem to have been lethargic and napping is more than normal this could also be a sign of high blood sugar levels. If they don't move around as they used to, there is a good chance that the dog will gain weight as well. Another thing you should keep an eye on your dog is constantly eating and being hungry but losing weight.Keep a close eye on your pet weight is one way to prevent diabetes even starts.
If your dog breath has begun to take on a sweet smell, rather than the "hunds breath" that are normal for canines, so you should be extremely worried and go to a vet immediately.This can turn into a full blown attack of ketoacidosis, which is fatal if not treated promptly. If your dog shakes the shivers, or for no reason, this could be a sign of hyperglycemia, which is low blood sugar, and this can also be as dangerous as high blood sugar for your pet.
Repeated urinary tract infections can also be a sign of diabetes in your pets, and should be discussed with your veterinarian. There is also the fact that your dog cannot display these symptoms whatsoever. Regular blood tests and verification of your veterinarian should give you peace of mind, but.
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