Drink more water than usual

Dogs with diabetes will have a much higher demand for water than usual, so it is necessary to observe whether the dog's demand for water gradually increases. Generally speaking, you don’t need to worry too much about normal factors such as just finishing exercise or hot weather.

The urine output is relatively increased

As the amount of water consumed increases, the dog's urine output will naturally increase accordingly. However, in addition to the increase in urine output, the frequency of urination in dogs has also increased. So if you see your dog drinking more water and urinating more and more frequently, you need to pay more attention.

Increased appetite in dogs

If a dog is suddenly and often hungry, although its appetite remains the same as usual and its food intake increases, its weight remains unchanged or decreases, this is also a sign of diabetes. .