Which of the following is listed as a sign of diabetic hypoglycaemia?

• A. Searching for food
• B. Vomiting
• C. Hearing loss
• D. Coughing

Answer: (A)

When a diabetic animal experiences low blood glucose, the body signals a need for quick energy, which can show up as the animal actively seeking out food to raise its glucose levels. That drive to find food is the best match for a sign of diabetic hypoglycemia among these options, because it directly reflects the hunger and craving for sugar that occurs when glucose is too low.

The other options don’t fit as typical signs of hypoglycemia. Vomiting can happen with many different issues and isn’t a hallmark of low glucose in diabetic pets. Hearing loss and coughing aren’t connected to changes in blood sugar and don’t indicate hypoglycemia in this context.