@debradownsouth said in B with diabetes:
Dogs get type 1, cats generally get type 2.
While you're correct that dogs usually get Type One and cats Type 2, either can get either. Bummer regardless. :disappointed_face:
Thank you Ivoss I did not know the reason from blood to kit. I must say that if this is faster and gives them more time to do research all the better.
Rita Jean
Typically I have also advised those with dogs that 'appear' to have fanconi but are not basenjis or are mixes - to also have their vet fax the labs to Steve Gontos - he seems to have a handle on the chemistry of the disease in general that is helpful to those no B people
My Nika's eye got cloudy to the point of flicking your finger at it got no response then the eye turned blood red. Went to the eye vet and it turns out the lens inside the eye slipped. I had to give her other eye these very expensive eye drops called Xalatan or Travatan that kept the pressure down and the pupil small but even then the lens was moving around a little.
