This article is a part of a series of reviews from people whose cats have shown signs of improvement after taking Greycoat Research’s supplements (AIM Dr. Toru Protocol, AIM Dr. Toru Protocol Chicken Treats, Intensive Protocol). All reviews are posted with the consent of the reviewers, and are shared for the purpose of giving hope to cat owners around the world caring for cats with kidney disease or other related disease.
We at Greycoat Research support the efforts of all cat owners around the world who fight to ensure a better life for cats with CKD.
Meet Myeotsi!
- Name: Myeotsi
- Age: 9
- Sex: Male
- Weight: 4.6 kg
- Notes: Considered at risk of kidney disease due to high creatinine levels
Effects of AIM Dr. Toru Protocol and Intensive Protocol
🗓️ Period: 1 month (Aug. 2024)
| Before | After | |
| Creatinine Levels | 1.93 | 1.43 |
| Energy Levels | Decreased sleep time Decreased activity |
Increased activity (Began running around) |
| Supplements Administered |
N/A |
AIM Dr. Toru Protocol,
AIM Dr. Toru Protocol Chicken Treats,
phosphorus binders, Kattovit Renal Drink
|
A Message from Myeotsi's Caretaker
When my cat Myeotsi was diagnosed with kidney disease, I began feeding him supplements in an effort to manage his kidney disease. I gave him 1 capsule of AIM Dr. Toru Protocol and 5 pieces of AIM Dr. Toru Protocol Chicken Treats a day without fail for a whole month.
After just 1 month, his creatinine levels went from 1.93 to 1.43, indicating that his kidney levels had returned to normal.
Today, I’m still giving Myeotsi his daily dose of AIM Dr. Toru Protocol and AIM Dr. Toru Protocol Chicken Treats. I’ve also started giving him Intensive Protocol supplements as well, to keep his kidneys from getting worse again.
One major change I’ve noticed in Myeotsi since I began giving him the supplements is that he doesn’t sleep as much as he used to. Now, he’s out and about and running around the house, and more willing to chow down and show me affection than ever before!
