Could your pet have diabetes?
Use this checklist to identify your pet’s activities and behaviors that may be signs of diabetes. Then click “See Report”. Your responses can be printed or emailed to share with your veterinarian.
Personalize your report
Tell us about your pet
1. Is your pet a cat or a dog?
2. Is your pet one of the following breeds?
3. What is your pet’s age?
4. Which best describes your pet?
5. Which best describes your pet’s weight?
Is your pet showing any of these signs?
Check all that apply
Fatigue or weakness
Sleeping more than usual
Acting sluggish or less playful
Appearing sick or not feeling well
Poor body or coat condition
Bathroom habits
Frequent urination
Asking to go out more than usual
Having accidents in the house
Litter box requires more frequent cleaning
Eating and drinking habits
Seems thirsty all the time
Drinking water out of the faucet or toilet
Seems to be hungry more often
Eating more but has not gained weight
References:
- Reid J, Wright A, Gober M, Nolan AM, Noble C, Scott EM, Measuring chronic pain in osteoarthritic dogs treated long-term with carprofen, through its impact on health-related quality of life (HRQL), Vet Comp Orthop Traumatol 2018; 31(S 01): A1-A6
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