High creatinine in cats is generally a sign of poor kidneys. Parents should let their cats drink more water, avoid excessive intake of salt in their diet, and try to eat some simple and easy-to-digest food, and eat an appropriate amount every day. Exercise and stress your cat as little as possible so that its kidneys will be healthy.

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Because cats cannot speak, we cannot observe their physical discomfort, so it is recommended that older cats have a physical examination once a year.