Yes they most certainly can. They need to be treated just as people are.
Also, certain breeds of dogs are more prone to weight gain (particularly lap dogs like Pugs).
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My dog does not, but Diabetes is a relatively common endocrine disorder affecting a large number of pet dogs every year. It is more common in the small breed dogs.
Yes, it is possible for dogs and cats to be diabetic.
Only the vet can diagnose diabetes; but if the dog is drinking lots of water and peeing frequently, you may need to get him checked.
Dogs can be trained to sense sugar levels in the blood. There are many dogs taught to alert an owner of a high sugar level, so they can take medication (Insulin)
don't give em people food for one thing but also feed them healthy dog food
It can have trouble breathing, develop diabetes, have painful joints and difficulty standing and walking. Other problems can develop as well but these are some of the most common.
Yes, a cat or dog can die if they are overweight. An overweight dog or cat can develop health problems such as joint problems, diabetes and liver disease and heart disease.
Canine diabetes.
Canine diabetes.
NO, some dogs in later years develop diabetes, sugar is no good for pets.
Canine diabetes.
Yes they can develop diabetes with overweight and no exercise. most likely they will founder first before diabetes.
Yes, any dog can have diabetes.
A child can develop childhood diabetes in many ways. It could be because diabetes is popular in their family, and many have had it. Please check out this website for more information: www.childhooddiabetes.com
yes any1 can get it
People with diabetes can become postal workers. Postal workers can develop diabetes. So yes.
Dogs will develop diabetes more often then cats. As with humans getting diabetes all depends on predisposing factors such as obesity, hereditary factors and illness.