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Kidney Guide
Eating Less Than Usual? 3 Clues to Look Beyond Age
Cats eating less than usual may reflect inflammation, metabolic shifts, or subtle routine changes—not just aging—especially for those on kidney-supportive care.
Recurring Oral Inflammation in Cats: What Brushing Can and Cannot Do
Understanding the Link Between Oral Inflammation and Systemic Health: Chronic feline stomatitis is an immune-driven condition that, if left unmanaged, may increase the inflammatory burden on a cat’s overall system, including the kidneys.
Is Your Cat on Long-Term Steroids? 3 Essential Areas to Monitor
Steroids can be helpful for managing inflammatory conditions in cats, but long-term use requires careful monitoring of blood pressure, blood sugar, and infection risk.Supportive daily care, alongside veterinary guidance, may help maintain overall wellness during ongoing steroid therapy.
New Research on AIM Genetics — What It May Mean for Your Cat’s Kidney Health
Ongoing AIM research is helping deepen scientific understanding of feline kidney biology.Science-informed nutritional support is available to help maintain overall kidney balance over time.
A Small Change in Your Cat’s Urine Sound — Worth Noticing
Small changes in your cat’s litter box habits, such as louder urination sounds or larger clumps, can reflect changes in fluid balance.Noticing and recording these daily signs may help guardians become more aware of potential changes earlier.
Protect Your Cat’s Kidneys and Pancreas: One Feeding Habit to Change
Free-feeding may be linked to higher rates of kidney and pancreatic issues in cats.Simple changes, such as scheduled meals or a short overnight fasting period, can help support healthier metabolic and cellular balance.