Dog&Cat Brochure

Pets at High Risk We’ve offered the Raleigh community space- saving solutions for the past 10 years. WeDogs Phone: (555) 555-5555  Dachshunds Fax: (555) 555-5555 123 Main Street  Poodles Austin, TX 788888 www.texensis.org  Miniature and Standard Schnauzers [email protected]  Cairn and Australian Terriers TEXENSIS  Springer Spaniels Diabetes Prevention Household Pets  Keeshonds “Bringing the Lean, Green, Bean to all.”  Samoyeds  Golden Retrievers Although the breeds listed above are at a high risk- er risk than most, all breeds are potential subjects to diabetes.CatsBurmese have a higher risk of developing diabetesthan most cat breeds. Even though Burmese catsare at a higher risk, all breeds are at rick of beingdiagnosed with diabetes due to their genetic compo-sition and lifestyle. past 10 years. We

Problem Symptoms Lets PreventStatistics show that approximately one in every 400- The symptoms displayed in dogs are similar to those Having a active lifestyle and in-taking a high fiber /500 dogs and one in 200 cats are diagnosed with dia- of humans. low carb diet, diabetes can be prevented.betes.  Increased hunger & thirst Of today’s dog food, most are based with soy orDogs develop diabetes between 7-10 years of age,  Increased urination and weight loss corn. Overall, through the current based pets arealthough it can occur much younger. Of the dogs  Cataracts able to get adequate nutrition. Although, if petwith diabetes, 70% are female and 30% are male.  Liver disease food would be based with tepary beans, the pets  Pancreatitis would in-take exceptional nutrition through a highMany cats develop diabetes due to their already ele- Cats have similar symptoms in addition to: fiber and low carb diet.vated glycemic index. Of the cats that develop diabe-  Flat footed stancetes, approximately 70% have type I diabetes with the  Neuropathy The Factsremaining 30% being type II. Tepary Soy Corn Fiber 15g 9g 12g Carbs 22g 30g 123g