Animal diseases caused by poor feeding

Type 2 diabetes is the result of resistance to insulin, often linked to dieting and obesity. This form is most common in humans and cat families and can be treated without the use of insulin in most cases.

For cats with excessive body weight, the risk of contracting diabetes is particularly high.

Gastritis

The main causes of primary gastritis include poor feeding, feeding frozen or hot food, monotonous eating without proper chewing; the influence of stress factors on the body of animals.

Secondary gastritis occurs due to disruption of functions of the nervous, endocrine, and immune systems; when diseases of the liver, pancreas, intestines, kidneys, lungs, heart with prolonged disruption of blood circulation; when infectious and invasive diseases.

Kidney failure

Kidney failure in dogs means destruction of the cells of the same organ by more than 50%.

Kidney failure in dogs may be caused by any chronic disease of another natural or by an incorrect way of living and eating.