06/02/2026
🐱 Chronic kidney disease is one of the most common conditions we see in older cats — and early signs can be very subtle. Increased thirst, weight loss, vomiting, or changes in litter box habits should never be ignored.
The good news? Early detection and proper management can help improve quality of life and slow disease progression. Routine bloodwork, urine testing, and blood pressure monitoring are important tools in catching kidney disease early.
Treatment plans are tailored to each cat and may include:
💧 Fluid therapy
🥣 Prescription kidney diets
💊 Medications & supplements
🩺 Monitoring blood pressure and lab work
❤️ Supportive care at home
If you’ve noticed changes in your cat’s appetite, drinking habits, energy level, or weight, schedule an exam with your veterinarian.
Early intervention matters. 🐾