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Cats

Chronic weight loss

Increased thirst and urination

Weight loss despite a good appetite

Anemia (pale mucous membranes)

Bad breath

Blood in the urine

Circular areas of hair loss (commonly on head, ears, and limbs)

Constipation or reduced stool volume

Crying or vocalizing during urination

Drooling or pawing at the mouth

Dull coat and lethargy

Enlarged lymph nodes

Excessive grooming or attention to the lower abdomen

Eye discharge and conjunctivitis

Frequent sneezing

Frequent trips to the litter box with little urine produced

Increased activity and restlessness

Increased dark brown, dry ear discharge

Lethargy and low energy

Mild or absent itching

Nasal discharge and congestion

Neurological signs (late stage)

Odor coming from the ears

Rapid deterioration and dehydration

Recurrent stomatitis and gingivitis

Recurring infections or fever

Recurring respiratory or digestive infections

Red, swollen, or bleeding gums

Redness and swelling of the ear canal

Reduced appetite or fever

Reduced appetite or lethargy (if obstruction occurs)

Regularly producing vomit containing long hair

Reluctance to chew hard food or reduced appetite

Retching or vomiting (expelling a hair mass)

Scaling or crusty skin

Severe vomiting and complete loss of appetite

Spreading lesions or multiple affected areas

Sudden fever and lethargy

Unkempt or dull coat

Vigorous head shaking or scratching at the ears

Vomiting and reduced appetite

Vomiting, loose stools, or diarrhea

Watery or bloody diarrhea

Weakness in the hind legs (diabetic neuropathy)

Weight loss and muscle wasting

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