Sponsor Animal Update: Rhett
Rhett: 3rd Quarter 2010
We are happy to report that Rhett is doing well. We are thankful that his Diabetes Mellitus is under control. He still needs insulin twice a day and will remain on a special diet for the rest of his life. This condition is common in cats and treatable; the symptoms are similar to those in humans. Recently, Rhett was adopted by his family and has moved to a new home. He’s adjusting to his new surroundings. His mother Jahna is keeping a close watch on him to keep him as healthy and happy as possible.
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