Symptoms of cat kidney failure:

1. Easily thirsty. The cat's body will begin to become dehydrated. At this time, the cat will feel thirsty more easily. The cat will always want to drink water, sit at the bowl, etc.

2. Frequent urination and oliguria. The late stages of chronic renal failure may cause anuria in cats.

3. Loss of appetite. When a cat suffers from kidney failure, the toxins in the body cannot be effectively excreted, and the body's discomfort reaction will cause the cat to vomit. The cat's appetite will become poor, and then it will gradually lose weight.

4. There may be symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, and blood in the urine. The cat’s kidneys cannot normally promote the production of red blood cells. After drinking a large amount of water, the blood concentration will be diluted, causing anemia. Some cats Cats with chronic renal failure may also develop high blood pressure.

Cat kidney failure care:

1. Provide plenty of water. Cats with chronic kidney disease are at increased risk for dehydration, so sick cats should be encouraged to drink more fluids.

2. Vitamin B can promote the cat’s appetite. You can feed the cat vitamin B to promote the cat’s appetite and allow the cat to eat and absorb nutrients.

3. Adjust the cat’s diet structure and pay attention to reducing the intake of phosphorus in the food, otherwise it will easily increase the burden on the kidneys. Do not feed cats some meat products and dairy products.