ProZinc ™ (protamine zinc recombinant human insulin)

We'd like to hear about your experience using PROZINC to help manage your cat's diabetes. Please enter details about you and your cat in the form below.

Some stories shared with us may be chosen to appear on this website in order to help others manage their diabetic cats, especially pet owners who have newly diagnosed cats. By submitting your story, you are granting permission to post all or part of your story, including your first name and your pet's name, on this website at our discretion.

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Your cat's name
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Your cat's breed, if known
Your cat's age
Your cat's gender
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Is your cat spayed or neutered?
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How long has your cat been diagnosed with diabetes?

How long have you used PROZINC to help manage your cat's diabetes?

Have you ever used any of these products to help manage your cat's diabetes? Please check all that apply:
Vetsulin® (porcine insulin zinc suspension) PZI VET® (protamine zinc insulin) Lantus® (insulin glargine) Oral medication A special diet A home glucose monitor Other (please list)
How difficult was it for you to begin giving insulin injections?
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As a class, the use of any insulin when regulating a diabetic cat may be associated with side effects. The most common side effect reported in field studies was hypoglycemia. This is usually mild (lethargy, weak, trembling, uncoordinated, groggy, dazed), but may be serious and life-threatening (seizures, coma). If side effects occur, cat owners should contact their veterinarian immediately. Cats should be evaluated for pre-existing conditions and currently prescribed medications prior to treatment with PROZINC. Routine monitoring (blood parameters such as glucose and fructosamine and clinical signs) is essential to maintain a regulated cat. PROZINC insulin is contraindicated during episodes of hypoglycemia. Please refer to the package insert for complete product information.