Kidney Damage In Cats. Acute renal disease develops over the course of days and usually has a single cause such as antifreeze poisoning or a kidney infection. At this point you have some difficult decisions to make.
Healthy kidneys help regulate blood pressure and kidney disease can result in high blood pressure which in turn can further damage the kidneys. Sometimes there is no real reason behind kidney issues other than age. It happens in cats of all ages and is usually the result of.
It can also cause eye damage and other health problems.
Poisons which are the most common cause of acute renal failure. It is the result of the gradual loss of kidney function. Reduced appetite weight loss poor coat bad breath vomiting weakness lethargy depression pale gums mouth ulcers. Cats with chronic renal failure may have anemia abnormal electrolyte levels and elevated blood pressure.