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Bad Fur Day? Watch Out for Kidney Disease!
If your cat is over the age of 5 and suffering from fur issues, then it might be a sign of something far, far more serious, like kidney disease. Here’s why you shouldn’t discount your cat’s furry problems, why your cat’s fur issues may be kidney disease, and how the two are related.
Astaxanthin: Complicated Name, But Simply Effective
What does a cat need to stay healthy? Sometimes, the answer is simple, even if the name itself is long. Astaxanthin, a potent, blood-red antioxidant found in micro algae, can help protect not just your cat’s kidneys, but also their overall health. Today, we’ll be learning more about the many health benefits packed into this chemical compound.
Can Vitamin C Be Too Good for Cats?
If you’re a cat owner, your first and foremost concern is probably your cat’s health. Nutrients obviously play a large role in preserving health, but it may surprise you to know that not every nutrient is a necessity. A prime example of this is vitamin C and its effect on cats.
Intensive Protocol? An Intensely Simple Guide to Cat Kidney Care!
Figuring out what to give your cats can be a daunting task, especially if they’re already sick. We at Greycoat Research understand your confusion. As such, with the upcoming launch of our Intensive Protocol supplements, we’ve drawn up a simple sample guide to help you visualize a balanced plan for treating your cat’s kidney disease.
Why'd My Cat's Creatinine Levels Go Up?
Many people are unaware of the fact that acute kidney injury can occur in cats who are already suffering from chronic kidney disease. In truth, this is not as uncommon as you’d think, and the evidence is backed up by data from veterinary hospitals around the world.
Everyone Else’s Cats Are Getting Better, So Why Isn’t Mine?
One day, you learn that your beloved cat has kidney disease. You scour the internet for any hints and visit every veterinary clinic in the area to see if there’s a way to help your cat recover. It’s a struggle that many people caring for cats with CKD may empathize with.