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Kidney Care Records
Stage 2 & 3 journeys, including complex cases — showing how structured routines helped support steadier, more comfortable days.
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Napoleon’s Stage 3 CKD Care – Finding Balance
Napoleon, a 14-year-old cat with Stage 3 CKD, showed encouraging changes in creatinine and BUN levels after 5 months of consistent care supported by Greycoat Research. His weight remained stable and his appetite gradually improved as his guardian followed a carefully guided routine.
Naro’s Stage 2 CKD Care – Finding Steady Days
Despite his age and multiple chronic conditions, Naro’s condition has remained stable over time with consistent care and support from Greycoat Research.”“His kidney values have stayed steady for more than a year—which, for us, feels like a meaningful sign of stability
Rocky Roo’s Stage 2 Care – Steady Steps Forward
Rocky Roo, a 9-year-old cat living with Stage 2 CKD, has maintained stable kidney readings, steady weight, and good energy through consistent daily care.Her guardian continues to focus on hydration, nutrition, and gentle routines that help keep her comfortable each day.
Rei’s Stage 2 CKD Care – One Year of Steady Change
Rei, a 6-year-old cat diagnosed with Stage 2 CKD, showed more stable BUN and creatinine values after a year of consistent care that included Greycoat Dr. Toru and Probiotics Protocols. Her energy, appetite, and stool condition gradually became steadier over time.
TT’s 7-Year Journey with Stage 2 CKD – A Story of Patience and Daily Care
When TT first showed subtle changes in her health in 2018, I never imagined it would be the start of a long journey with feline CKD (chronic kidney disease). Today, seven years later, she continues to live with steady appetite, calm energy, and a soft, healthy coat.Her story isn’t about a miracle—it’s about patience, observation, and steady care that turned worry into understanding.
Laura’s Stage 1 CKD Care Story – One Month of Gentle Support
Laura’s follow-up tests recorded creatinine at 1.27 (previously 1.37) and BUN at 27.3 (previously 28.2) after one month of steady care. During this period, her guardian noticed more regular digestion, a slight weight gain, and smoother daily movement and grooming behavior.