Care methods for dogs with kidney deficiency:

1. Dietary taboos. Avoid the intake of high-phosphorus, high-protein, high-salt and other substances, such as pork, beef, mutton, offal and other foods.

2. Supplement nutrition. Mainly use prescription food, paired with some homemade dog rice, to improve the quality of life and reduce the total calories of food.

3. Medication and conditioning. It needs to be sent to the hospital in time, receive professional treatment, and take professional pet kidney medicine under the guidance of a veterinarian to help regulate the kidneys.

4. Control drinking water. Drinking too much water will increase the burden on the kidneys and lead to or cause aggravation of kidney disease. Dogs who drink too little water can easily become dehydrated and even cause uremia.

5. Oral care. Dogs with poor kidneys are very prone to symptoms such as oral ulcers and tongue ulcers. Help your dog rinse his mouth immediately after eating to maintain oral hygiene.

Symptoms of kidney deficiency in dogs:

1. Listlessness. The dog may still have a strong appetite in the morning, but as a result, the overall mental state will be very depressed at night, and symptoms such as loss of appetite and even vomiting may occur.

2. Frequent urination. The most important manifestation is that the urine output increases and the color of the urine becomes lighter. At the same time, the frequency of drinking water will increase and frequent urination will occur.

3. Picky eaters. Usually dogs like to eat sausages and hate eating biscuits, but after a while, the dog's habits will change to like eating biscuits and hate eating sausages.

4. Physical discomfort. In the late stages of chronic renal function, dogs often suffer from vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, hair loss and other problems.