What to do if Siberian cats have kidney failure? When raising pet cats, you must pay attention to their physical condition, especially older cats. Renal failure is a disease that middle-aged and elderly cats are more likely to suffer from.

1. Deterioration of age-related factors

Acute renal failure is one of the main causes of illness and death in older cats. If your cat is over seven years old, it is best to have regular blood and urine tests and blood pressure measurements during annual health checkups to see if there is chronic renal failure. With early detection, proper diet and water intake, cats can live happily and lively for a period of time before their health deteriorates.

2. Factors leading to chronic renal failure

1. Chronic renal failure may have one or more causes. The most common causes are age, heredity, environment and disease. In recent years, studies have found that high blood pressure, low potassium status, an acidic diet and dental disease can also cause chronic kidney failure.

2. Studies have also pointed out that certain breeds have a higher prevalence than others: Maine Coon cats, Abyssinian cats, Siamese cats, Russian Basket cats, Burmese cats and Barry cats seem to be more susceptible to this disease. sick.

3. Although this disease can occur in cats of any age, the risk is usually higher in older cats. As cats' diets improve, cat medical care advances, and more and more cats stay indoors, cats' lifespan has increased a lot, and they eventually die of aging just like humans.

4. Because there is currently no single overwhelming cause of chronic renal failure, it is impossible to specifically prevent the occurrence of chronic renal failure. Not all cats will develop chronic kidney failure, and some clues can be seen in the statistics. Since there are several conditions that can cause chronic kidney failure, trying to prevent it may not be effective.

3. Main causes

　1. Acidic diet

　2.Potassium imbalance

　3. Dental diseases

　4. High blood pressure

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6. Treatment of hyperthyroidism.