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1. todaysveterinarypractice.com › urology-renalTreatment Guidelines for Chronic Kidney Disease in Dogs & Cats

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   Dogs and cats with Stage 1 CKD (Table 8) are at risk for kidney disease progression; however, not all Stage 1 CKD patients progress to become azotemic. Those with borderline hypertension and proteinuria should be monitored closely.

2. www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu › chronic-renal-diseaseNutritional Management of Chronic Renal Disease

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   Jun 21, 2018 · Recent studies in dogs and cats have shown both a reduction in the complications associated with renal failure, and an increase in life expectancy by feeding diets designed to manage renal disease.

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4. todaysveterinarypractice.com › nutrition › acvnNutritional Management of Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats & Dogs

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   Overweight or obese dogs and cats may have more muscle mass to protect against catabolic disease processes, such as CKD, although further research is needed to explore this hypothesis. Generally, use of a therapeutic kidney diet takes precedence in dogs and cats with later stage CKD.

5. www.dvm360.com › view › renal-diets-veterinaryRenal diets for veterinary patients: What to feed and when to ...

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   Jun 14, 2016 · For dogs or cats consuming high protein/phosphorus diets (such as many grain-free and low-carbohydrate diets, raw diets or numerous meat-based treats) at diagnosis, reducing protein and phosphorus to near AAFCO minimum requirements may be a good initial step.

6. todaysveterinarypractice.com › nutrition › chronicNutritional Management for Chronic Kidney Disease Versus ...

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   The International Renal Interest Society (IRIS) estimates that CKD affects 0.5% to 1% of all dogs and 1% to 3% of all cats; however, prevalence increases with age.1 With appropriate management, including dietary modification, animals with CKD can survive years with elevated serum creatinine levels.2.

7. www.allthingsdogs.com › best-non-prescription-dog10 Best Non-Prescription Dog Foods for Kidney Disease (2024)

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   May 2, 2024 · Explore top picks for the best non-prescription dog food for kidney disease, designed for optimal kidney support and nutrition.

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   Can dogs with kidney disease eat non-prescription food?

   • Dogs with kidney disease may have decreased appetites, and finding a food that they’re willing to eat consistently can be challenging. Owners might find that their dog prefers the taste of certain non-prescription foods over prescription diets, which is crucial for maintaining adequate nutrient intake.

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   Are OTC diets good for cats with kidney disease?

   • In cats, OTC maintenance diets are generally acidifying due to ingredient composition and because they are formulated to help prevent struvite-related urinary problems, so this feature makes them not ideal for cats with kidney disease, in addition to excessive phosphorus and/or protein and sodium. B vitamins

   Renal diets for veterinary patients: What to feed and when to ... - dvm360

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   Does a therapeutic kidney diet improve survival times in dogs and cats?

   • In studies demonstrating improved survival times in dogs and cats receiving a therapeutic kidney diet compared with those eating a maintenance diet, the benefit of protein restriction cannot be separated from the benefits of phosphorus restriction and other characteristics of therapeutic kidney diets.

   Nutritional Management of Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats & Dogs

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   Can a dog with kidney disease eat a home-cooked diet?

   • For example, a dog with stage 2 kidney disease but severe chronic pancreatitis may be better off with a diet that has a bit more phosphorus but lower fat, at least until the kidney disease progresses further, at which time a home-cooked diet will likely be needed to manage both diseases.

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   What nutrient should a dog eat if he has kidney disease?

   • At the end of the study, only 33% of dogs in the therapeutic kidney diet group died of a renal-related cause compared with 65% of dogs in the maintenance group. Key nutrients that need to be considered when feeding patients with CKD include: Potassium. Additional nutrient considerations include fat, acid–base balance, antioxidants, and fiber.

   Nutritional Management of Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats & Dogs

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9. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 33773648Nutritional Management for Dogs and Cats with Chronic Kidney ...

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   Abstract. The nutritional management of canine and feline chronic kidney disease and protein-losing nephropathy is discussed. Special attention is paid to assessment of body composition (body weight, body condition score, and muscle condition score) and the dysrexia that often occurs with kidney disease.