20 pages in English
Three care sheets
Organize food, weight, test trends and the individual care plan, while keeping the cat’s comfort in view.
I've learned to bring the everyday details into the conversation, not just the test results. What was eaten? Is the cat still comfortable in the usual resting spot? Is the routine becoming difficult to manage? I keep those notes beside dated results and the current care plan. In a busy cat household, having everything together makes the next conversation much clearer.
Look inside the guideFor caregivers working with a veterinary team after CKD is suspected or diagnosed. It does not assign a stage, prescribe fluids or predict lifespan.
The eating guide helps with intake records and mouth or bowel concerns. The urinary guide focuses on lower urinary problems.
The medical trend and the daily-life trend answer different questions. Keep them side by side so the next review considers both.
Use a tolerated weighing method and consistent conditions. Sudden deterioration needs advice before the next planned review.
Example only: date; units | Record amount, not bowl visits | Describe changes | What did the cat choose to do?
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These are personal routines and general care information, not an individual diagnosis or prescription.
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For caregivers working with a veterinary team after CKD is suspected or diagnosed. It does not assign a stage, prescribe fluids or predict lifespan.
The 20-page English guide includes practical reading, a linked contents page, a visual overview and three printable, fillable care sheets.
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