Most affected cats will require dietary change and daily insulin injections, but overall it’s a highly treatable condition. Here’s help.

By Tom Ewing

While exhibiting her normally hearty appetite, your chubby little cat Wanda seems to be getting a bit slimmer. This, in itself, may not be a cause for concern. In fact, you might think that it’s just as well because Wanda could afford to lose a pound or two. But if you notice that — along with her weight loss — she’s been drinking huge amounts of water lately and urinating with uncharacteristic frequency, you need to take her to your veterinarian for a checkup. …

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