Websites are listed in the order that they were added.
Newest additions are at the BOTTOM of each section.
Websites that were added this month are marked with
All websites rechecked 22Dec2007;
websites that were not working when rechecked are marked with 
Cats and Dogs: Diabetes Information
Diabetes
Mellitus in Dogs & Cats
("http://www.diabetes.org/adatx/diabetes/cats&dogs.html")
By Richard W. Nelson, DVM, and Edward C. Feldman, DVM.
"Health professionals outside veterinary medicine are often surprised to learn that naturally ccurring diabetes mellitus is frequently diagnosed in
dogs and cats. Diabetes is extremely common, with a reported incidence ranging from 0.2 to 1.0% in both species."
Pets with Diabetes
("http://www.bd.com/diabetes/pets/index.html")
From the Diabetes Village, by
Becton Dickinson and Company.
Diabetes in Pets
("http://www.nd.edu/~npippin/diabetes/pets.html")
Links to other webpages with information about diabetes in dogs and cats.
Pet Health and Veterinary Medicine Links
"http://trfn.clpgh.org/animalfriends/medical.html"
at
Animal Friends Inc.
("http://trfn.clpgh.org/orgs/animalfriends/")
Lots of links to medical information for pets.
Pet Health
("http://www.thepetchannel.com/Health/")
at
The Pet Channel
(look for Featured Article entitled "Pet Diabetes")
Diabetes Mellitus
("http://www.executec.com/diabetes.htm")
"Diabetes mellitus is a chronic endocrine disorder that occurs in dogs and cats."
By Dr. Lea Stogdale of the WinRose Animal Hospital at the Branford Miniature Schnauzers website.
Diabetes Mellitus
("http://www.iams.com/fftfb/library/iabs/sum90.htm")
John Kramer, D.V.M. From The Iams Company
Feeding Management Of Diabetic Dogs and Cats
("http://www.iams.com/qanda/fft/92rdiabeticdandc/92rdiabeticdandc.html")
From The Iams Company
Pets With Diabetes
(http://www.petdiabetes.org/)
Providing Educational Information, Internet Resources,
Personal Experiences, and Support for Owners of Diabetic Pets
Pets with Diabetes
WebRing
("http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=petdiabetes&list")
Has 7 active websites as of July 1, 2003.
Diabetes Mellitus
(http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/sac/mededu/diabetes/home.html)
Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine
Diabetes Mellitus
(http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/ClientED/diabetes.aspx)
College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University
[link updated 22Dec2007]
Animals with Diabetes
(http://www.diabetes.org/main/info/animals/pets1.jsp)
"Make no bones about it! Your pet's diabetes is serious, but taking the steps to control the disease will help prevent any catastrophes."
From the American Diabetes Association.
Muffin Pet Diabetes Support Group (http://www.petdiabetes.net)
PetDiabetes
(http://www.petdiabetes.com)
Pet Diabetes Wiki
(http://petdiabetes.wikia.com/)
"Our mission is to help everyone regulate their diabetic pet and keep them healthy for life!"
[Added 12Nov2006]
VIN Library
(http://www.animalclinic.com/site/view/47067_PetLibrary.pml)
"The Animal Clinic provides you with a full library of research material through VIN, the Veterinary Information Network. VIN is the world's first and largest online veterinary community, where new articles are added weekly to make sure that our readers have the most current veterinary information available."
At AnimalClinic.com
[Added 22Dec2007]
Cats with Diabetes and Diabetes Information for cats
Gorby the Cat
(http://www.smashy.com/re/gorby.html)
A diabetic feline (with a photo!)
Is he a British Blue shorthair?
Medical Information about Cats
(http://www.fanciers.com/cat-faqs/medical-info.html)
Includes some information about diabetes in cats.
The Grin Mouse tolerates cats!
("http://ban.libertel.montreal.qc.ca/~dmckilli/cats/cats.htm")
"Dennis is huge: 7 kilos (15 pounds for the Unmetrified among you), which is down from 14 kilos when Stef rescued him from the humane society in
1994. He is the sweetest cat on the planet, and also one of the great masters of the Way of Purr. He is an emminently respectable cat of commerce, and
a staunch federalist out of concern for his investments (besides, he is as red and white as a Canadian flag!)."
Diabetes in Cats
("http://web.vet.cornell.edu/public/fhc/diabetes.htm")
Prepared by the American Association of Feline Practitioners and the Cornell Feline Health Center, Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine, Ithaca, New York
Feline Diabetes Web Site
(http://felinediabetes.com/)
"Feline Diabetes acts as a clearinghouse for information about diabetes in cats. This guide provides introductory information about the disease and its treatment, along with a bulletin board for questions, extensive links, a photo gallery, and the 'Diary of a Diabetic Cat.'"
Diabetes and your Cat
(http://www.catnetwork.com/health.htm#DIABETES)
By Jerry Williams, DVM at The Cat Network.
Lisa's Diabetic Cat Paccino
(http://lynx.neu.edu/home/httpd/l/ldescenz/index.htm)
Managing the diabetic cat
(http://www.fabcats.org/owners/diabetes/info.html)
From the Feline Advisory Bureau.
[link updated 22Dec2007]
Crazy Mama
("http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1151/Crazymam.htm")
"We had Crazy Mama for several years before she developed diabetes. At first we thought it would be so difficult to manage, but it turned out to be almost a breeze!"
Winn Feline
Foundation
(http://www.winnfelinehealth.org/)
"The Winn Feline Foundation is a non-profit organization, affiliated with The Cat Fanciers' Association, Inc., which supports
health related studies into medical problems affecting cats. Projects funded by The Winn Feline Foundation have provided much
of the information that is used everyday in all aspects of feline veterinary medicine."
Lists grants, including those for the study of
diabetes.
Magic's Story
(http://www.diabetes.org/main/info/animals/magic/pets2.jsp)
"One cold day in January, Magic got the bad news -- she had diabetes. The doctor's words were meaningless to Magic. She didn't know what diabetes was and didn't care. She was just thrilled to be going home, away from the white-coated maniacs who had been poking at her ever since she arrived."
From the American Diabetes Association.
Sugarcats.com
(http://sugarcats.com)
"Sugarcats.com takes a slightly different attitude towards the treatment of Feline Diabetes. The treatment of the disease is taken very seriously, but we also believe that you should take the time to have fun. Laughter is the best medicine after all, and humans suffer along with the cat."
Diabetes Mellitus in Cats
(http://www.animalclinic.com/diabetes.htm)
At AnimalClinic.com
YourDiabeticCat.com
(http://www.yourdiabeticcat.com)
"I am delighted to welcome you to a new forum for those who are presently caring for a diabetic cat, or anyone who is interested in the subject of managing, curing, and preventing diabetes in our pet cats. My name is Dr. Elizabeth Hodgkins and I have been studying this disease for over a decade.I have conducted research into this condition and have worked with many hundreds of diabetic kitties. Through all of that, I have discovered some very important things about feline diabetes.This forum is a place for me to share that knowledge and for those who are caretakers of diabetic cats to speak with one another about their experiences with their pets."
[Added 01Oct2006]
Diabetes in Cats
(http://www.bddiabetes.com/us/main.aspx?cat=1&id=359)
"You just learned that your cat has diabetes. You're asking how this could have happened to your kitty, and what you are going to do now.
Well, try to relax. You and your pet will get through this together."
at BD Diabetes.com, from Becton, Dickinson.
[Added 22Dec2007]
Dogs with Diabetes and Diabetes Information for dogs
Endocrine Problems:
Insulin Resistance
("http://www.pet-vet.com/12-2-12.htm")
"Diabetes is not a rare disease in either dogs or cats. Just like people, pets can also experience insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is a
condition in which a normal amount of insulin produces an inadequate response; the anticipated dose fails to regulate the blood sugar level.
The phenomenon may result from a decreased sensitivity to insulin, a decreased maximum response to insulin, or a combination of the two."
Diabetes Treatment in Dogs
(http://www.sai.com/orgs/nhdrl/diabetes.html)
From the New Hampshire Doberman Rescue League
Canine Diabetes
(http://www.petdiabetes.com/caninediabetesindex.html)
"Information for owners of Canines with Diabetes Mellitus"
Symptoms of Canine Diabetes
(http://homearts.com/depts/pastime/vetq11f1.htm)
By Dr. Pamela Abney, at Ask the Vet at HomeArts' Just Pets.
Canine Diabetes
("http://homearts.com/depts/pastime/vetq02b4.htm")
at Ask the Vet at
HomeArts' Just Pets.
Diabetes: an explanation and current therapies
("http://www.pressenter.com/~dvmvis/candiabetes.htm")
"Canine diabetes mellitus (DM) is a relatively common disorder that occurs
almost exclusively in the insulin dependent form (IDDM)."
From
Veterinary Information Service ("a family veterinary reference for
pet owners and dairy producers")
Tyler's Story
("http://www.weir.net/~lglass/page1.htm")
"This web site is dedicated to my dog Tyler. He was diagnosed diabetic in
April 97".
By Linda Glass.
Putting A Leash On Diabetes
(http://www.diabetes.org/ada/pets1.asp)
From the American Diabetes Association.
Canine diabetes symptoms
(http://papa.essortment.com/caninediabetes_rkvf.htm)
by Tenna Perry
Diabetes in Dogs
(http://www.vetinfo4dogs.com/ddiabt.html)
[link updated 22Dec2007]
Vetsulin
(http://www.vetsulin.com/)
"This site is designed to give you an overview of diabetes, including the treatments used, and to outline what you can expect when managing your dog’s diabetes. With the successful control of diabetes mellitus in your dog, your dog can be expected to live a happy and normal life."
[Added 03Feb2005]
Diabetes in Dogs
(http://www.bddiabetes.com/us/main.aspx?cat=1&id=384)
"You just learned that your dog has diabetes. You're asking how this could have happened to your dog, and what you are going to do now.
Well, try to relax. You and your pet will get through this together."
at BD Diabetes.com, from Becton, Dickinson.
[Added 22Dec2007]
And finally . . .
Sugar Gliders
(http://www.sugarglider.com/gliderpedia/index.asp?SugarGlider)
"The sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps) is a small arboreal marsupial that is found in the forests of Australia, as well as in Tasmania, New Guinea, and the neighboring islands of Indonesia. This little creature is a member of the same order that includes kangaroos, opossums, wombats and Tasmanian devils!"
Their name comes from their affinity for sweet things like the sweet sap that leaks from wounds in trees...
Besides being
intelligent, playful and inquisitive, they are just darn cute. They also don't smell bad, don't have fleas, don't need shots, and are relatively
inexpensive to keep...
[Editor's Comment: Nothing to do with diabetes, except the word "sugar" in the name...]
[link & description updated 22Dec2007]
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