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Overview

Reduced appetite, increased thirst, or changes in urination can indicate chronic kidney disease - a common health issue that can affect both dogs and cats. Let's break down what kidney failure is and how we can help your pet feel better.

What Is Kidney Failure?

Kidney failure, also known as renal failure, happens when your pet's kidneys can't effectively filter waste products from the blood. The kidneys play a crucial role in removing toxins, balancing fluids, and producing essential hormones. When they don't work properly, harmful substances build up in the body, leading to various health problems.

Types of Kidney Failure:

  • Acute Kidney Failure: Occurs suddenly, often due to toxins, infections, or severe dehydration. It can sometimes be reversed with prompt treatment.

  • Chronic Kidney Failure: Develops gradually over time due to age, genetics, or underlying health conditions. It's a long-term condition that requires ongoing management.

Which Pets Are More Prone to Kidney Failure?

  • Older Pets: Senior dogs and cats are more susceptible due to natural ageing.

  • Certain Breeds: Breeds like Persian cats are genetically predisposed.

  • Exposure to Toxins: Ingesting harmful substances or certain medications like painkillers.

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Your Pet

Symptoms

Signs to Look Out For at Home

  • Increased thirst and urination

  • Loss of appetite

  • Weight loss

  • Lethargy or weakness

  • Vomiting or diarrhoea

  • Bad breath

  • Poor coat condition

  • Mouth ulcers

How is it diagnosed?

  • Physical Examination: The vet checks for signs like dehydration and weight loss.

  • Blood Tests: Measure level of waste products like urea and creatinine in the blood.

  • Urinalysis: Assesses urine concentration and the presence of protein or blood.

  • Imaging Tests: Ultrasound to visualise kidney structure.

Treatment

How We Help at Animalia Biogenesis

Animalia Biogenesis's PetStem Therapy harnesses the natural healing power of stem cells to improve kidney function and reverse kidney damage in pets with kidney failure. This innovative therapy aims to repair damaged kidney tissues, slow disease progression, improve your pet's quality of life, and extend their lifespan.

Key Benefits:

  • Non-invasive

  • 20 minute procedure

  • No side effects

  • Fast results seen as early as 2 to 4 months

  • Long-lasting benefits up to 3 years after therapy

Extra Support We Offer

  • Nutritional Guidance: Customised diet plans to ease the workload on the kidneys.

  • Hydration Support: Tips to keep your pet well-hydrated.

  • Regular Monitoring: Ongoing check-ups to adjust treatment as needed.

  • Education: Resources to help you manage your pet's condition effectively.

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