Diabetic cat's urine is sticky. Is her insulin dose too high or low?

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My cat is diabetic. We give her 4 units of novolin n insulin’s twice a day. Her urine is clear but sticky. She weighs 12 lbs. Do I need to decrease or increase her insulin dose? Pet's info: Cat | Maine Coon Polydactyl | Male | neutered | 12 lbs

Dr. Melanie, BVSc MS · Accepted Answer

Never ever change your cat's insulin dose unless specifically instructed by her vet. You could accidentally do great harm or even kill her. Have Flowe seen by her vet, and her vet can determine if it needs to be adjusted. Best of luck.

Diabetic cat's urine is sticky. Is her insulin dose too high or low?

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