COMPANION ANIMALS
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is common in older cats, yet early disease may produce few or no obvious clinical signs. Reported prevalence ranges from 28%-81% in cats >12-years of age, making CKD one of the most frequently diagnosed diseases in this population. CKD is also a significant cause of mortality in older cats.
NEWS
Chronic kidney disease is one of the most common chronic diseases in cats and the leading cause of death in geriatric felines. In this webinar report, Dr Melanie Wergin highlights the importance of early diagnosis, accurate IRIS staging and timely intervention - from renal diets and RAAS inhibition to supportive therapy - to preserve kidney function, improve quality of life and extend survival.