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2. Type 2 diabetes This form is characterized by insulin resistance and dysfunction in cells that produce insulin. It accounts for most cases in cats but is rare in dogs.

Unfortunately, dogs with diabetes always require injections of insulin. In dogs, diabetes cannot be managed with only diet and oral medications.

A plant-based formulation of insulin delivered orally may be a cheaper, better, less invasive alternative to current insulin production in the future, improving diabetes treatment.

When Mark Winternheimer’s 12-year-old tabby cat was diagnosed with diabetes last year, the treatment was daunting: twice-daily injections of insulin, an implanted monitor and frequent visits to ...

Keep scrolling for a ranking of the most popular cat breeds in America Now, a new, once-daily pill promises to make treating feline diabetes easier in newly diagnosed animals, without the shots.

While many cat owners successfully treat their cats with twice-daily insulin, often for years, others struggle. Research shows that owners put down 1 in 10 cats with a new diabetes diagnosis.