Depends what you're treating and with what.
B-12 (cyanocobalamin) might be given as a supplement to a diabetic cat who is also having food absorption problems. In that case your vet will know how much to administer, generally as a shot.
Methyl B-12 (methylcobalamin) is the B-12 form that can be used by the brain and spine. It might be given orally to treat diabetic neuropathy (weak or paralyzed hind legs). In that case, 3-5 micrograms daily seems to work well. In this case regular cyanocobalamin has no effect, since that molecule is too large to pass the blood-brain barrier.
If your cat eats so much but does not gain weight it may mean that your cat is diabetic and should be taken to a veterinarian.
Fish. It's got maybe 1 carb, so it should be perfectly ok for a diabetic cat.
Yes. There is no contraindication for vitamin use in the various diabetic diets.
this is to be determined by your vet, if your cat is diabetic, the vet will know by the cat's water intake, or if the cat is sliding its back legs or clumping of kitty litter between its paws.
Methylcobalamin, which is a form of the vitamin B12, is mainly used for the treatment of pernicious anemia, peripheral neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, lateral sclerosis, and others.
Yes. One large egg provides as much as 30% of the daily B12 requirement in your diet.
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Simple, Eat Meat. This is the reasons why vegetarians are much more likely to get vitamin B12 deficiency.
By missing an insulin shot, the blood sugar will stay high, as the insulin is used to move it out of the blood stream. The length of time a diabetic cat can live without insulin depends on the size, age and overall health.
you may want to ask your vet about b12 and dex shot for your cat has your cat been testes for fe-luk
Sheep and goat meat are excellent sources of B12. The meat from sheep and goats do not have a recorded amount of B12 because the amount can vary depending on the diet of the animal.