

- Breed: Turkish Angora
- Age: 16 years
- Sex: Spayed Female
- Weight: 3.9 kg
- Condition: Chronic kidney disease (CKD), thyroid issues
- Symptoms & Concerns: Weight loss, reduced appetite, irregular bowel movements, lost function in one kidney
- Previous Treatments: Other renal supplements (discontinued for AIM care)
- Supplements Introduced: Dr. Toru Protocol, Intensive Protocol
Laura’s Health Improvements
Laura began AIM supplementation in August and showed improvements by September.
Health Metric | Before | After | Change |
---|---|---|---|
Creatinine (CREA) | 1.37 | 1.27 | Decreased (better kidney waste filtration) |
BUN Levels | 28.2 | 27.3 | Slight Decrease (improved nitrogen metabolism) |
Phosphorus Levels | 3.5 | 3.7 | Slight Increase (monitor phosphorus management) |
Weight | 3.7 kg | 3.9 kg | Increased (positive weight recovery) |

How Did Laura Improve?
Energy & Activity
- Increased overall activity levels, showing more enthusiasm in daily movements.
Weight & Appetite
- Appetite improved significantly, leading to better weight maintenance.
- Owner was advised to maintain her weight without excessive gain to avoid strain on her kidneys.
Appearance & Other Changes
- Coat regained its luster, appearing shinier and healthier.
- Improved bowel movements, making digestion more regular.
- Easier to draw blood for blood tests.
Supplement Adjustments
- Dr. Toru Protocol and Intensive Protocol were introduced in August.
- A prior renal supplement was discontinued to introduce Dr. Toru Protocol.
Laura's improvements in appetite, energy, and weight were encouraging. Her creatinine and BUN levels also showed positive changes, reinforcing the benefits of AIM supplementation. With continued care, her owner is hopeful that Laura can maintain stable health and a good quality of life.

"Laura has always been a strong cat, but as she got older, I started to notice her slowing down and losing weight. When I heard about AIM care, I was hopeful but cautious. After just a month, her appetite improved, and she even gained back some of the weight she had lost! One thing that surprised me was how much easier her most recent blood test was—her vet had always struggled to draw blood, but not this time! I’m so grateful for the support from Greycoat Research, and I hope that more cats like Laura can benefit from AIM care."