I and my mom took my cat Zelda to the She is at the Animal hospital yesterday because she was skinny and she only Eat a couple bits of food the last couple weeks and then last week she eat a little bits of food and drink a little water. My cat Zelda as Kidney inflammation and another guy that was their as the same thing going on with is cat. I hope my cat Zelda gets better soon. They have ivy’s in her to get her Kidney inflammation down. I hope she gets better soon and that I don’t need to but her down at all. I didn’t give her anything or another to make her Kidney inflammation. I hope she gets better soon because I love 💗 her a lot. I don't know how she got like that because I didn't give her anything and she didn't get at anything. When I went to visit her today at the Animal hospital their was a guy their get is cat checked out because he don't know what's going on with his cat and then when I was living the guy told me he found out that his cat as Kidney inflammation and his cat is skinny to because his cat lost weight from being to dehydrated from Kidney inflammation. So they have is cat on ivy's to.

MY cat is approx 14 yrs old. over the last 16 plus months he has lost a lot of weight,w/ a balding spot right before his hind quarters. Lately last 6-8 months he has been very , very thirsty. At times we have left the water sink open and he sumerges his head under the faucet with it running and drinks copiously this is in addition to the water from the water fountain we have, His defecation is pudding like and very foul smelling, i mean very bad. I think i can feel his kidney alongside the top of back right where his ribs end, a limpr is defeintly there.

Dude was in a terrible fight a couple of weeks ago, and got the snot beat out of him. He was muddy and soaking wet and severely freaked for a day. We bathed him and loved him back to his normal, sweet temperament. A couple days later he developed abscess on his neck (another, he had one in October from a fight, also). We got it drained and cleaned and it has been healing well. Gave him some penicillin to help the infection. All of that may or may not have any bearing on what's been going on for the past couple of days. Dude is sleeping a lot. More than normal for a cat. He still loves petting and purrs and cuddles a lot. Eats normally and is defecating and urinating. His kidneys are swollen. We can easily feel them with gentle palpitation. Maybe 1.5 cm each. He is drinking enormous amounts of water, and urinating huge amounts out.

I have a six year old cat who was recently diagnosed with kidney inflammation. Blood tests showed an increase in WBC along with a slight increase in CREA and BUN. No urine analysis or culture was done . His symptoms were weight loss, diarrhea and lethargy. He is currently receiving injectable Oroflox for 7 days, 50 ml of fluids. I have added B Complex. His current food is RC Recovery. My question is can anything more be given or done to make him out of the woods and prolonge his life?

My cat Baby is 4 years old. 2 weeks ago, i brought him to our usual vet to get his BT done and urine culture. They said his creatinine level is slightly elevated so vet recommended stop kibbles and only wet food. I did so and a week later we found vomit all over the house. He stopped eating and was drinking alot. We tried giving him. Antacid by Vet, but it didn't work. We brought him to the emergency and he was admitted right away. The specialist did ultrasounds but didnt show us the reports only tell us the creatinine level is at 14. It has been 4 days now, and they are still putting pain killers on him, he can eat and pee now. He even recognized me and slept soundly in my arms when I visited him just now. They said his kidney are still inflammated but not sure when was the last blood test done. I am planning to change his diet to Raw Food diet to support his kidney function naturally and stop kibbles except for freeze dried raw food. Please advise how do Vet measure if the cat is good to be discharged? Till now, they have not shown me any report since he was admitted.