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Devices that allow continuous monitoring of interstitial glucose are now available for veterinary use, but there is a lack of data on their accuracy and utility in cats. A new study looks at both pet diabetic cats and healthy, purpose-bred cats with the goal of determining if tracking interstitial glucose will get you the information needed to effectively manage diabetic patients.

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Interstitial glucose monitoring systems are relatively new in veterinary medicine—is it time to adopt them in your practice protocol? Uncover the results of a study that investigated how well these devices work in cats with diabetes.

Interstitial glucose monitoring systems are relatively new in veterinary medicine—is it time to adopt them in your practice protocol? Uncover the results of a study that investigated how well these devices work in cats with diabetes.