Pet Health Blog

The symptoms of diabetes in cats and dogs share striking similarities, making it essential for pet owners to pay close attention to their furry companions’ behaviors. One of the most noticeable signs is persistent thirst; pets may seem insatiable, often finishing their bowls of water in record time. Coupled with this intense thirst is a voracious appetite that drives them to consume large quantities of food, often leaving their owners bewildered.

Despite this seemingly endless eating and drinking, many pets may begin to lose weight, resulting in a surprisingly thin physique that stands in stark contrast to their increased food intake. For our feline friends, chronic thirst frequently leads to a litter box that becomes soaked all too often, reflecting their struggle to cope with the surge in fluid consumption. In contrast, canine companions might find themselves needing to go outside much more frequently than usual, as their overwhelming urge to relieve themselves becomes almost frantic.

This troubling combination of symptoms—excessive drinking, increased hunger, weight loss, and heightened urination—can serve as a red flag, highlighting potential health issues that must be addressed promptly with the guidance of a veterinarian.

This substance has a remarkable ability to lower sugar levels in the bodies of various animals, leading to significant improvements in their overall health and well-being. When used consistently over an extended period, it effectively penetrates not only the spinal cord but also the surrounding spinal fluid. This deep infiltration is vital as it aids in the regeneration of nerve tissue that has begun to deteriorate or is at risk of dying. 

By facilitating a healing environment within the nervous system, this compound plays an essential role in restoring and rejuvenating damaged nerve tissue. This regenerative process helps to recover lost functionalities and promotes enhanced nerve health, contributing to improved sensory and motor functions. Consequently, it holds immense potential for therapeutic applications in treating neurodegenerative conditions and injuries to the nervous system, ultimately leading to a better quality of life for affected animals.

1. Methylcobalamin

2. Vitamin B12

3. D-Mannose

4. Brewer's Yeast

 Methylcobalamin (B12) supports nerve and heart function, promoting a healthy nervous system. It is believed to enhance the communication between the spinal cord and the nerves, allowing for normal or near-normal functioning.

D-Mannose is an excellent preventative for urinary tract infections (UTIs) and provides bladder support for both young and old dogs and cats.

Brewer's Yeast works synergistically with our B12 Methylcobalamin and is rich in chromium, microbials, and enzymes. It helps boost energy levels and strengthens the immune system.

This product is made in a Vermont NASC Member Facility, adhering to the highest standards at an FDA-registered facility. It is veterinarian approved.

D-mannose is a unique type of sugar characterized by its insoluble nature, making it a safe choice for both diabetic humans and pets, including dogs and cats. Unlike many other substances, when D-mannose is consumed, it does not get absorbed by the intestinal walls or the stomach. Instead, it seamlessly travels through the entire digestive system, eventually reaching the kidneys before finding its way into the bladder, from where it is excreted.

Scientific research has revealed a fascinating interaction between D-mannose and the bacteria that cause urinary tract infections (UTIs). These harmful bacteria thrive on sugar, yet they are unable to distinguish between different types of sugars—soluble or otherwise—and will latch onto any sugar they encounter. This is where D-mannose plays a crucial role. Once it is present in the bladder, it binds to these bacteria, essentially blocking them from adhering to the bladder walls, which is their typical behavior.

This binding action creates a sort of protective mechanism. As the concentration of D-mannose increases within the bladder, it effectively "scrubs" the bacteria off the walls. The bacteria, now securely attached to D-mannose, are then carried away and expelled from the body through urine, thereby reducing the likelihood of UTIs and promoting bladder health.