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Canine
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Common clinical signs associated
with diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats are:
polyuria and polydipsia Weight loss despite a good appetite (polyphagia) Polyuria/Polydipsia (PUPD) Quite often, pet owners
visit their veterinarian when their pet is urinating in the
house and/or consuming large amounts of water. Although diabetes
mellitus is a well-known cause of PUPD, there are many other factors
to consider.
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to help reach an accurate diagnosis in cases of PUPD.
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Weight loss despite a
good appetite (polyphagia) Noticeable weight loss
in a pet may cause a concerned pet owner to visit their veterinarian. Although diabetes mellitus is a common diagnosis, other
conditions that can also cause these clinical signs should be considered.
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to help reach an accurate diagnosis in cases of weight loss.
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