Hi there,
I've got an almost 15yo siamese girl with CKD for around 6 months now (from what we've known) and since last Monday she stopped eating all together and she is not drinking a lot of water and she seems a bit lost (looks in the void etc). She has lost almost half a kilo too..
We have given her iv fluids and a lot of different foods to try but things don't look great
She is currently on Pronefra and her values are the following:
Creatine: 180
BUN: 23.4
Urea: 23.4
I am not sure what is going on, my vet told me it's probably due to CKD but the values are not that bad. Am I wrong?
The only difference I've noticed is that the last couple of weeks (before this happen) she started leaving little food pieces outside the bowl which might be an oral problem? My vet checked it out and said there seems to be no oral problem whatsoever. She also keeps doing this: IMG_3777.mp4 (didn't know how else to upload the video)
Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated
If she keeps going like this, I've been told it is best to rest her, but..
I've got an almost 15yo siamese girl with CKD for around 6 months now (from what we've known) and since last Monday she stopped eating all together and she is not drinking a lot of water and she seems a bit lost (looks in the void etc). She has lost almost half a kilo too..
We have given her iv fluids and a lot of different foods to try but things don't look great
She is currently on Pronefra and her values are the following:
Creatine: 180
BUN: 23.4
Urea: 23.4
I am not sure what is going on, my vet told me it's probably due to CKD but the values are not that bad. Am I wrong?
The only difference I've noticed is that the last couple of weeks (before this happen) she started leaving little food pieces outside the bowl which might be an oral problem? My vet checked it out and said there seems to be no oral problem whatsoever. She also keeps doing this: IMG_3777.mp4 (didn't know how else to upload the video)
Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated
If she keeps going like this, I've been told it is best to rest her, but..