Sentences with phrase «kidney failure in cats as»

I have seen natural kidney failure in cats as young as 4 years, but it occurs far more frequently in much older cats.

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The most common causes of cat death in senior cats are kidney failure, cancer, and infectious disease such as FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus).
The sudden development of drooling in a cat who has never drooled before may also indicate illnesses such as liver or kidney failure, oral disease or poisoning.
NSAIDs can cause stomach and intestinal ulcers as well as kidney failure, especially in cats.
For example a cat with normal kidney function will have a high specific gravity (as in very concentrated urine) whereas a cat suffering from kidney failure will measure in at low specific gravity (or diluted urine).
As it turns out, the cat was in kidney failure, and went into crisis after the surgery and ended up dying.
Several varieties of lilies — such as the Easter Lily, Tiger Lily, and Star - Gazer Lily — can cause kidney failure in cats.
Overview of chronic kidney disease Chronic renal failure, also known as kidney disease, is a common problem in cats.
As the disease progresses, it may lead to neurologic disorders, kidney failure, arthritis and abortion in pregnant cats.
There are some underlying diseases that may cause blindness in senior pets: These are kidney failure and the resulting hypertension that comes with kidney failure, as well as diabetes in dogs and cats.
In general, kidney disease (sometimes called «kidney failure») happens when your cat's kidneys stop doing their job as well as they should.
Aspirin - related drugs such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) may cause severe liver or kidney failure in cats even when given in small doses.
The exact causes of chronic kidney failure are unknown, although the loss of healthy kidney tissue may be a result of readily recognizable conditions, such as kidney infections or obstructions; some suggest it is more prominent now due to the dry commercial cat foods fed by most cat owners, instead of the moisture rich prey a cat would eat in nature.
As I mentioned earlier, your cat's kidneys are quite sensitive to the passage of time; so kidney (renal) failure is a very common health problem in older cats.
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According to the FDA, «There has been a small number of reported instances of cats and dogs in the United States that developed kidney failure after eating the affected product... Dogs or cats who have consumed the suspect feed and show signs of kidney failure (such as loss of appetite, lethargy and vomiting) should consult with their veterinarian.»
Giving a cat these drugs can result in ulcers of the stomach and intestines as well as kidney failure.
Many types of lily, such as Tiger, Asian, Japanese Show, Easter, Stargazer, and the Casa Blanca, can cause kidney failure in cats.
As the kidney function begins to diminish, signs of kidney failure set in, which include a noticeable increase in the cat's water intake and urinary output.
Several varieties of lilies such as Day Lily, Tiger Lily and Easter Lily can cause acute kidney failure in cats if ingested.
Feline hypertension, the medical term for high blood pressure, is usually seen in older cats, and is most often secondary to an already existing disease such as kidney failure, heart disease, or hyperthyroidism.
Dr. Becker cautions that cats who have progressed into later stages of kidney failure, «as defined by the International Interest Society (IRIS)» are recommended to be fed a reduced amount of high quality protein, but offered to them in a kidney - friendly fresh food format.»
This is not advised, however, as grapes and raisins may cause potentially fatal kidney failure in dogs and cats.
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Chronic kidney failure, commonly known among veterinarians as chronic renal failure, is the number one cause of death in cats.
In older cats it may very well be a urinary tract infection (UTI) or a metabolic / endocrine condition such as diabetes, kidney failure or thyroid issue.
A voluntary pet food recall of more than 100 brands of dog food and cat food has been initiated by Menu Foods as of March 16th, 2007, following the deaths of thousands of cats and dogs and many more reports of kidney failure in pets after having eaten «Cuts and Gravy» - style wet pet foods made by Menu Foods.
Complicated: caused by a problem that needs to be changed in your cat such as something that is wrong with your cat's body (anatomical problem) or other problems that can cause bacterial infection such as kidney failure (renal), hyperadrenocorticism or diabetes mellitus.
* Old Age: 35 % of older cats have some kidney problem * Infections: such as peritonitis and leukemia * Heart disease * Diabetes * Congenital deformities of the kidneys * Cysts in the kidneys (Polycystic kidney disease) * Medications: such as anti-inflammatory drugs * Nephritis: Inflamed kidneys * Hyperthyroidism / Renal Failure: the two diseases are seen together and can cause kidney disease
The majority of information used to support claims that high protein diets in cats lead to kidney failure is based on studies in animals that are NOT obligate carnivores, and thus are not designed to process as much protein.
Cats affected by renal failure develop inflammation in parts of the kidney and might show symptoms such as pyelonephritis (urinary tract infection), interstitial nephritis (kidney inflammation around the tubules) and glomerulonephritis (feline kidney blood vessel inflammation).
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