18 pages in English
Three care sheets
Bring food intake, mouth comfort and bowel observations together without treating every missed meal as pickiness.
I've learned to check what was eaten, not just who visited the bowl. In a five-cat home, an empty dish does not tell me which cat had the meal. I keep meal notes beside urine and stool observations, because small changes are much easier to explain when they are written down together. This is the practical routine behind this guide.
Look inside the guideUse the relevant track: reduced intake, uncomfortable chewing, or difficult stool. The tracks connect, but they do not all have the same cause.
Use the urinary guide for urine problems and the kidney guide for ongoing CKD care. This guide focuses on meals, mouth comfort and stool.
This arithmetic example shows how to record intake. It is not a calorie target or feeding prescription for any cat.
Include food from other bowls. No urine or only drops with repeated attempts means seeking emergency care.
Example only: 08:00 | 90 kcal/100 g; 30 g eaten = 27 kcal | Describe comfort | Record urine separately from stool
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These are personal routines and general care information, not an individual diagnosis or prescription.
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Use the relevant track: reduced intake, uncomfortable chewing, or difficult stool. The tracks connect, but they do not all have the same cause.
The 18-page English guide includes practical reading, a linked contents page, a visual overview and three printable, fillable care sheets.
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