Diabetic foot care and ulcer prevention are critical components of comprehensive diabetes management, as neuropathy and peripheral vascular disease significantly increase the risk of foot complications. Effective care involves regular foot inspections, early identification of risk factors, and patient education on proper foot hygiene and footwear. Clinical strategies include management of neuropathy, vascular assessment, prompt treatment of minor injuries, and multidisciplinary care involving podiatrists, endocrinologists, and wound care specialists. Preventive measures reduce the incidence of ulcers, infections, and lower-limb amputations, improving quality of life and long-term outcomes. By integrating patient education, routine monitoring, and evidence-based interventions, healthcare providers can effectively prevent diabetic foot complications and enhance overall patient safety and well-being.