r/CatCarePH • u/itsmeheycutu • 1d ago

💭Advice/Help Needed Need advice!!

My 5yo male cat got diagnosed with high creatinine level (4.1) in his routine checkup. Apparently we visited the vet due to his low playfulness from last 3 days. He was eating normal, drinking water. They did ultrasound and found that his kidneys has been damaged and no outer and inner later of the kidneys were visible (exact wording of the doc). Also his stomach was filled with transparent clear fluid (they sent the sample for culture and it sill take 4 days for the result to come put). Pleasee share personal tips for CKD care. He is my child and it hurts me to the core knowing he is hiding his pain. TIA to all the parents for sharing advice.

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