Why It Matters
Why Kidney Care Is So Important
Kidney disease is common, especially in senior cats and dogs.
It’s one of the leading chronic conditions affecting aging pets.
Early signs are easy to miss.
Symptoms like increased thirst or subtle weight loss may go unnoticed until over 75% of kidney function is already lost.
Early detection saves lives.
Routine blood and urine tests help catch kidney issues before symptoms appear, allowing for earlier intervention.
Treatment can slow disease progression.
With therapeutic diets, hydration support, and regular checkups, many pets can live long, comfortable lives.
What We Offer
Our Comprehensive Dental Services
Full Kidney Health Blood & Urine Testing
SDMA Early Detection Biomarker
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Management Plans
Prescription Renal Diet & Fluid Therapy
Home Monitoring & Follow-Up Care
Blood pressure monitor
Especially Important For
Cats aged 7+
Breeds prone to kidney issues
Dogs with high blood pressure or frequent UTIs
What to Expect
🔬 Your Pet’s Kidney Health Journey
Diagnostics
Blood tests (creatinine/urea/SDMA), urine concentration, protein levels, blood pressure, and ultrasound. - discuss by vet
Stage Classification
If kidney disease is found, we classify the stage and create a treatment plan.
Ongoing Care
This may include diet changes, supplements, fluid therapy, and regular rechecks.
Monitoring & Support
We stay connected for long-term care and help you manage the condition at home
FAQs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Stage-Based Treatment Plans:
1) Stage 1–2: Diet, hydration, monitoring
2) Stage 3–4: Subcutaneous fluids, medication, advanced care, hospitalization
Key Diagnostics We Use:
1) Bloodwork: Creatinine, BUN, SDMA
2)Urinalysis: Specific Gravity, Protein, pH, UPC
3) Imaging: Abdominal Ultrasound
4) Blood Pressure Monitoring
Blogs / Case Study
Duck Duck B’s Kidney Comeback
“We thought he was just getting old — turns out, his kidneys were struggling. After care started, he became playful again.”
