Laura’s Stage 1 CKD Care Story – One Month of Gentle Support

Name: Laura
Date of Birth: 2008 (16 years old)
Condition: Stage 1 CKD and Thyroid Issues

 

Laura is a 16-year-old Turkish Angora with kidney disease. One of her kidneys has lost its function.

From Laura’s Guardian

Laura is a 16-year-old Turkish Angora who has lived with thyroid issues and mild kidney concerns.
An ultrasound showed that one of her kidneys had become smaller and less functional.
Wanting to support her comfort and daily health, I decided to start a more structured care routine.

Starting the Routine

In August 2024, Laura began daily care that included the Dr. Toru Protocol and Intensive Protocol.
A previous renal supplement was discontinued to simplify her regimen, and she continued her thyroid management under veterinary supervision.

Over the next month, Laura maintained a healthy appetite and showed steadier activity during the day.
She also gained a small amount of weight while her condition remained under close monitoring.

Health Observations

Laura began AIM supplementation in August and showed improvements by September.

Health Metric August 2024 September 2024 Observation
Creatinine (CREA) 1.37 1.27 Recorded slightly lower reading at follow-up
BUN Levels 28.2 27.3 Measured within stable range
Phosphorus Levels 3.5 3.7 Slight fluctuation, continued monitoring
Weight 3.7 kg 3.9 kg Maintained healthy range

 

Larua's blood tests indicate lowered creatinine and BUN levels with AIM care.

Laura’s follow-up results showed stable readings and a gentle upward trend in weight.
Her appetite and energy level appeared more balanced, and her guardian noticed that her coat looked smoother and shinier.

Daily Life and Condition

Laura became more active in her daily movements, often exploring around the house and showing interest in her usual spots again.
Her digestion seemed more regular, and she handled her blood test calmly at her most recent checkup.

For her guardian, seeing her maintain appetite and comfort throughout the day has been reassuring.

Laura's creatinine, BUN, weight, and energy levels have all improved with AIM care.

What I Learned as a Guardian

Caring for an older cat means learning to appreciate small, steady changes.
Even when numbers shift only slightly, each day of balance feels meaningful.
Consistency and gentle attention have become the key themes in Laura’s care.

Looking Ahead

Laura continues to receive both the Dr. Toru and Intensive Protocols along with her thyroid management.
Regular monitoring will help maintain her current stability and comfort in the months ahead.

A Gentle Reminder

This story reflects one guardian’s personal experience.
It does not imply medical treatment, prevention, or cure.
Every cat is different, so please consult your veterinarian for diagnosis and care decisions.

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