Had some bloodwork done on recently adopted 9 year old and vet was concerned about her no t being able to concentrate her urine as well as she should. She's pretty good on her bloodwork but now I have to be more aware that her kidneys are not functioning as good as they should be. The vet said there is nothing we can do except keep an eye on it. How can I prevent further damage? or is it even possible to make her kidneys better if they are not too bad yet? Just really don't want to get to the point of sub q fluids. That's my biggest fear! I learned from my last cat that me, cats and needles are a bad combination. I'm way too nervous and live alone. My last cat was on steroids do maybe that didn't help( it was just a b12 shot weekly). This new cat does not trust me yet and I really hope we don't have to start dealing with something like that already. I actually have a copy of her bloodwork if anyone knows about this stuff.