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If your cat is diabetic and won't eat, it's important to see a veterinarian right away. Cats with Diabetes can experience fluctuations in their condition, and not eating can indicate a variety of potential problems, including worsening diabetes, complications, and other underlying health problems.
catexotica
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∙ 12y agoMy cat has diabetes and often doesn't eat very much, it could just be that your cat doesn't enjoy eating the food you give it or it could be a medical problem, the best thing is to take it to the vets to get professional help.
Not eating food could also be a sign that your cat is getting too much insulin.
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