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Clinical NotesWhat Do High Creatinine and Urea Mean in Cats? A Guide to Reading Blood Test Results
High creatinine and urea on a blood test do not always mean kidney disease. We explain what these values measure, how hydration and diet affect them, and how SDMA and urine tests complete the picture.
Clinical NotesCan Two Supplements Be Used Together in Cats and Dogs with Kidney Disease? How the Vet Builds the Plan
Whether two different complementary feeds can sit in the same plan for a patient with reduced kidney function is not a product question — it is a clinical decision. This article sets out, at ingredient level, which separate lines Nephrovet and Azo-Fix occupy, where they overlap when given together, and what a veterinary surgeon actually looks at when building the plan. Dosage and sequencing are deliberately not covered here: that decision belongs to the veterinary surgeon examining the animal.
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