The first symptom of feline kidney failure is that the cat’s defecation will be abnormal, and symptoms such as frequent urination and oliguria will appear. Cats can become dehydrated and become thirsty very easily. Cats will vomit and lose their appetite. Cats can develop anemia and even high blood pressure.

The first symptom of renal failure is abnormal defecation in cats. Cats may have frequent urination, decreased urine specific gravity, and cats with severe renal failure may urinate less.

Thirsty easily

The cat's body will begin to dehydrate a lot. At this time, the cat will feel thirsty more easily. The cat will always want to drink water, sit by the bowl and wait for the owner to pour water, etc.

Loss of appetite

When a cat suffers from kidney failure, the toxins in the body cannot be effectively excreted, and the body's discomfort reaction will cause the cat to vomit. The cat's appetite will also become poor, and then it will gradually lose weight.

Anemia in cats

Cat’s kidneys cannot normally promote the production of red blood cells. After drinking a large amount of water, the blood concentration will be diluted, causing anemia. Some cats with chronic renal failure may also develop high blood pressure.