July 20, 2009
When you recognize the signs of a sick kidney in a cat, you can increase the odds of her living a longer life if you get her into the vet early for treatment. Unfortunately, acute kidney failure is an emergency, but even more of a problem is chronic renal failure. Here’s how you can recognize the symptoms of kidney failure in cats before its too late.
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July 17, 2009
Diagnosing a diseased kidney in cats has become a common occurrence in veterinarian clinics. Chronic renal failure is the second most common cat illness – especially in senior cats. Outside of a kidney transplant, there is no absolute cure for a diseased kidney. You can improve your cat’s chances for a longer life by recognizing the symptoms of common diseases affecting your cat’s renal system.
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