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   Aug 30, 2024 · How Can I Check My Cat for Kidney Disease? In order to diagnose kidney failure, you will need to take your cat to your veterinarian for a physical exam and bloodwork. Bloodwork will tell you if your cat has anemia and how well or how poorly the kidneys are working.

2. www.webmd.com › pets › catsCat Kidney (Renal) Failure Symptoms and Causes - WebMD

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   Aug 17, 2024 · If kidney disease is found, treatments can range from surgery to remove blockages to IV fluids to a special diet and medications. You may also be able to inject fluids...

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4. www.cats.org.uk › help-and-advice › healthKidney disease in cats | Help and Advice | Cats Protection

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   Kidney disease is one of the most common problems in middle-aged and older cats. Although there is no cure for kidney damage, early detection is key, and various treatments can help slow the progression of your cat’s illness. Learn more about the symptoms, prevention and management of the disease.

5. www.catster.com › ask-the-vet › kidney-disease-in-catsKidney Disease in Cats: Our Vet Discusses Causes, Signs ...

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   Nov 1, 2024 · A higher water intake (wet food and/or plenty of fresh water) may help cats suffering from kidney disease. To reduce stress, you can place more litter boxes and offer multiple...

6. www.vetproductsdirect.com.au › blog › kidney-diseaseKidney Disease in Cats: Signs, Causes & Care Tips

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   21 hours ago · Kidney disease can be tricky to spot because cats often hide signs of illness. Watch for these symptoms: Increased thirst and urination. Weight loss. Loss of appetite. Vomiting or diarrhoea. Lethargy or depression. Poor coat condition. Bad breath with a chemical or ammonia-like smell.

7. www.lovetoknowpets.com › cats › end-stage-felineEnd Stage Feline Kidney Disease: 7 Signs to Watch For

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   May 26, 2023 · Updated May 26, 2023. Phynart Studio/ E+ via Getty Images. Identifying the signs of kidney failure in cats can help you make the best choices for your pet. Modern treatments slow the deterioration of kidney disease and keep the cat well for longer, but there is a time when the kidneys shut down and quality of life becomes an issue.

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   How can I Help my Cat with kidney disease?

   • Don’t forget about water! A higher water intake (wet food and/or plenty of fresh water) may help cats suffering from kidney disease. To reduce stress, you can place more litter boxes and offer multiple water bowls. You can also use diffusers with feline pheromones and give your cat a place by a window where they can watch what is happening outside.

   Kidney Disease in Cats: Our Vet Discusses Causes, Signs & Care

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   What if my cat has kidney disease?

   • If kidney disease is found, treatments can range from surgery to remove blockages to IV fluids to a special diet and medications. You may also be able to inject fluids under your cat’s skin at home. Talk to your vet about the best options. A kidney diet is low in both phosphorus and protein, and is enriched with vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids.

   Cat Kidney (Renal) Failure Symptoms and Causes - WebMD

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   Do cats with kidney disease need a diet?

   • Some cats may benefit from medications, while others may be managed on a therapeutic diet and fluid support alone. Dr. Shearhart says cats with kidney disease should consume more water to stay hydrated. This helps support their kidneys and allows them to work better. For that reason, access to plenty of fresh water is very important.

   Kidney Disease in Cats: Stages, Symptoms, and Treatment

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   Can cats with chronic kidney disease take supplements?

   • Important: Do not give cats with chronic kidney disease or kidney failure any supplements without the recommendation of your veterinarian. While acute kidney disease can be treated if caught in time, chronic kidney disease is incurable, and therefore relies on ongoing management to keep your cat comfortable and to prolong their life.

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   Can a cat drink water if he has kidney disease?

   • It is safe and can be mixed in the moist food. It is hard to get cats to drink enough even in regular circumstances, and since cats with kidney disease lose so much water in the urine, hydration is even more important. Water fountains provide an alternative source of cool running water and stimulate a cat to drink more.

   Signs and Stages of Kidney Failure in Cats (and What to Do)

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   Oct 2, 2024 · Dietary modifications, medications, and hydration are all important tools in managing kidney disease. End-Stage Renal Disease. Once kidney function is lost, it usually does not come back—and toxins building up in the blood start to affect other organs in the body, explains Sarah Wooten, DVM, veterinarian and certified veterinary journalist.