Ways to Minimize Kidney Disease in Cats with Marc Smith, DVM, MS
Did you know most cats will eventually face kidney disease? In this video, Dr. Marc Smith explains two simple ways you can help minimize the risk of feline kidney problems.
Key topics covered:
– Why kidney disease (feline renal insufficiency) is so common in cats
– How excess salt in cat food impacts kidney function and blood pressure
– Why hydration is critical for feline kidney health
– Practical ways to encourage cats to drink more water
– Tips for choosing lower-salt diets and creating water-rich routines
Simple strategies to protect your catās kidneys:
1. Choose a lower salt diet whenever possible.
2. Encourage more water intake through fountains, frozen treats, or water-rich foods.
By reducing salt and increasing hydration, you can help your catās kidneys function better and support their long-term health.
If you have creative ways to help your cat drink more water, share them in the comments.
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Even the lactate ringers has sodium.. ughhhh
Don’t deer and other wild animals lick dalt because they crave it due to not enough salt in the mostly wild plants or animals they eat?