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1. vetexplainspets.com › what-can-i-feed-my-cat-withWhat Can I Feed My Cat With Kidney Disease – Vet Explains Pets

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   Growing popularity of prescription diets: Prescription diets formulated specifically for cats with kidney disease are becoming increasingly popular among pet owners. These diets are formulated to support kidney function and can be an important part of managing the condition in cats .

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   These diets are formulated to help cats with CKD avoid metabolic acidosis and are available from your veterinarian. Examples include Hill's® Prescription Diet® k/d® (both early and late state diets exist), Royal Canin® Renal Support, Purina® ProPlan® Veterinary Diet NF Kidney Function®, and Rayne Clinical Nutrition™ Adult Health-RSS™.

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4. healthykidneyinc.com › what-to-feed-a-cat-withWhat to Feed a Cat with Kidney Disease - Healthy Kidney Inc.

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   Prescription diets are cat food products that are formulated specifically for cats with kidney disease. These diets are available through your veterinarian and are designed to provide complete and balanced nutrition while managing your cat’s kidney disease.

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   Oct 17, 2024 · The 8 Foods for Cats With Kidney Disease 1. Hill’s Prescription Diet k/d Kidney Care With Chicken Dry Cat Food — Best Overall

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   So if your cat's creatinine is over 1.6 mg/dl or 140 µmol/L and your cat is eating and not in crisis (e.g. just returned home from a stay at the vet's), I would consider starting a therapeutic kidney diet. If your cat's creatinine is below this level but your cat is stable, I would introduce these foods, especially if your cat has proteinuria ...

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   Assuring hydration and food intake is one of the most important components of nutritional management of cats with CKD. The goal when recommending a specific food and dose is to maintain stable, healthy body weight. Monitoring kidney function, hydration, body weight, BCS, and MCS is key to catching any decline quickly.

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   What is a prescription diet for cats with kidney disease?

   • Prescription diets are cat food products that are formulated specifically for cats with kidney disease. These diets are available through your veterinarian and are designed to provide complete and balanced nutrition while managing your cat’s kidney disease.

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   Can cats eat a kidney support diet?

   • Commercially available kidney support diets tend to be quite palatable because it is so important for these cats to eat in a way that slows the progression of their CKD. If needed, adding water, tuna juice, or low sodium chicken broth may increase the flavor and acceptance.

   Nutrition for Cats with Chronic Kidney Disease

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   Are therapeutic kidney diets safe for cats with CKD?

   • Therapeutic kidney diets used to be routinely recommended for all CKD cats. However, in order to avoid weight loss and muscle wasting in cats with early stage CKD who might not benefit massively from early dietary changes, it is now usually not recommended to start them too soon.

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   Can cats with kidney disease eat canned food?

   • This canned food is designed to stimulate a cat’s appetite with its gravy-soaked morsels. It has the right balance of nutrients for cats with kidney disease, including low phosphorus and protein, fatty acids, and a balance of antioxidants. The “D” in the name of this food stands for “Delectable,” which implies that it is a tasty treat for cats.

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   Can cats with kidney disease eat meat?

   • High-protein foods, such as beef, lamb, and pork, should be avoided or limited in cats with kidney disease. Instead, look for cat food products that contain moderate to low amounts of high-quality protein sources such as chicken, turkey, or fish.

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9. vetmed.tamu.edu › news › pet-talkWhat To Know About Feeding Your Cat Prescription Food - VMBS News

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   May 5, 2022 · For example, prescription diets for chronic kidney disease (CKD) usually contain less than half the amount of protein normally present in cat foods because cats with CKD have more difficulty excreting protein waste products from their kidneys.