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I just wanted to circle back on this. My vet does think that Diabetes Insipidus is a possibility given Goldie's labs and we're going to do a trial with a drug that would treat it. If the treatment is effective (we should know in a few days), that will confirm that diagnosis and we would continue wit...

Thanks so much - this is very helpful. Looking at the description, this may be it. I will discuss with vet. If it’s not caused by a brain tumor, then it doesn’t seem like it’s too serious .

Hi - they ran a “total body function SA120” and “I-stat 6+ blood test”. The vets indicated that they ruled out kidney issues, hyperthyroidism, diabetes, infections, cancer, UTI through a combination of the bloods tests and urinalysis...they concluded it was behavioral which I’m questioning since I c...

I guess I’m not totally sure of her age, she was a rescue and estimated to be 2 when I adopted her, but I can’t imagine that she would be significantly older. She eats mostly wet food - wellness pate, weruva shredded chicken and a little bit of dry food with dinner (just once per day at most). I wou...

My female cat is 7 years old. About a year ago, I noticed that she was drinking more water. I took her in to the vet who performed basic blood tests - all her results were within normal range and we ruled out diabetes. The vet concluded that she was healthy and that I didn't have anything to worry a...