Early symptoms of bad kidneys in cats

Producing a large amount of urine is one of the earliest symptoms of bad kidneys in cats, which will lead to frequent urination and an increase in the number of urinals. When the kidney function loss exceeds 60%, symptoms of hematuria may even appear. You should seek medical treatment promptly.

Because the water storage function of the kidneys cannot operate normally, a large amount of water in the body is excreted in the form of urine, which makes cats often feel dehydrated and thirsty, resulting in a sudden increase in water intake.

Cats with kidney disease will become lethargic, have a small appetite, and suddenly become picky about food, and will also lose weight. They may also be interested in snacks with stronger flavors. If this continues for too long, it may lead to gastroenteritis. and the occurrence of gastric ulcers.