CKD can be seen in cats of any age, but is most commonly seen in middle to old-aged cats (those over 7 years), and it becomes increasingly common with age. It has been estimated t… See more

Like all mammals, cats have two kidneys located in the abdomen, which perform a wide variety of important roles, including : 1. Removing toxins from the blood 2. Maintainin… See more

Cats with CKD are more likely to become dehydrated (due to the reduced ability of the kidneys to conserve water). Maintaining a good fluid intake is therefore very important, … See more

An ideal diet for a cat with renal failure should have a restricted protein content. Many of the toxic products that accumulate in the blood in CKD are a result of protein breakdown… See more