Signs your cat has diabetes are not easy for you as the pet owner, your cat cannot tell you how they feel because they can't talk.
However, as the pet owner you will have to be on the look out for signs of your cat being unwell.
Any variation to their personality is a sure sign that something is not quite right.
The early warning signs your cat has diabetes can easily go undetected.
Unless you keep a very close eye on the way your cat behaves it could be too late before your notice that there is something really wrong.
Following are some of the signs your cat has diabetes that can help you:

• If the behaviour of your cat changes for example if your cat normally enjoys a pat and all of a sudden it is not real happy with a pat, or your cat might become moody, any of these changes can mean that your cat has the first signs of developing a cat health problem.
  Look for any new behaviour you cat might develop, a cat scratching more often, a cat that starts to drink more often than usual can be a sign of kidney problems, which could mean diabetes.
  Keeping a close eye is essential for early detection
• A change in appetite or toilet habits - Cats are known for being fussy eaters at the best of times, however, if you notice that your cat is turning up their nose at the food you provide, it can be one of a few things.
  The food does not taste good, they want something better (and they will wait and hold off if they have to), and most importantly they are feeling unwell.
  Signs your cat has diabetes is when your cat starts to drink more than usual and going to the toilet more frequently and a higher urine output than normal
• A change in appearance - As you cat gets older the appearance of the body will change as will the texture of it's fur, this is normal as you get older, but it can also be a sign of potential health problems.
  If your cat has the same appetite but it losing or gaining weight could be telling you that is could be something more serious happening inside your cat's body.
  Watch for telltale signs like a dull coat, the fur feels coarse, dry, brittle or excessive hair loss.
  Has your cat's fur lost it's shine and seems thinner, these are also signs that there is a potential health problem

If you notice any of these signs you need to make a decision on how serious the problem is and take your cat for a check up with your local vet.
Signs your cat has diabetes can be serious and should be dealt with as soon as possible to avoid further complications.