Medical Diabetes in Cats Diabetes mellitus in cats is a relatively common endocrine (hormonal) condition, especially as cats age, but it is treatable
(2) Balancing Fat Metabolism and Promoting Lipolysis and Energy Expenditure In obesity, the metabolic balance of adipose tissue is disrupted, characterized by enhanced lipogenesis and weakened lipolysis, leading to continuous fat accumulation
Common symptoms include: Chronic fatigue Dizziness or light-headedness Pale or yellowing skin Shortness of breath Mood swings, anxiety, or depression Tingling in hands and feet Brain fog or memory difficulties When these symptoms occur alongside hair loss, a B12 test is highly recommended
B vitamins, including B1 (thiamine), B2 (riboflavin), and B12, also lose potency relatively quickly, especially if exposed to unfavorable storage conditions