Evidence-Based Knowledge
CatLab Knowledge Archive
Understand your cat's nutrition and health, one guide at a time. Explore practical reading on kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes and everyday care.
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Feline Antiemetics: Maropitant, Ondansetron & Metoclopramide
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Anemia in CKD — reading hematocrit and reticulocytes together
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When the bladder is not the only concern — coordinating long-term care
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Not fighting is not the same as feeling safe — the route to the litter box
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Discharge is a handover — watching the days after urinary treatment
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What does good for the bladder mean? Reading medicine and supplement evidence
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Before the word urinary — define what this diet is meant to do
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Cystitis is not an antibiotic prescription — the missing diagnostic step
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The red flags on a urine report — what to check before the numbers
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The water bowl is empty — but who drank it?
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Repeated trips to the litter box — what cystitis does and does not mean
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Cystitis that returns — what comes after “reduce stress”
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A night with no urine — the signs that cannot wait
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Crystals are not always stones — making sense of urinary stone results
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Blood pressure — measuring it at home, and trusting the number
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New treatments — molidustat, AIM, and where things actually stand
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Uremic symptoms — nausea, vomiting, mouth pain, and what to do at home
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Is the phosphorus number enough? Why added inorganic phosphate matters
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The new treatments — diabetic cats in the biggest shift in a century
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The day of diagnosis — this disease has one thing no other chronic illness offers
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Getting the most from your vet — the caregiver who brings data changes the consult
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Care you can sustain — the craft of the households that finish the race
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When another disease comes too — when control fails, suspect a cause, not the dose
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Managing the crises — the night too low, and the days too short of insulin
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Insulin in practice — the first two weeks become a lifelong craft
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Feeding — the food bowl is half the treatment
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Remission — on the possibility that this disease can retreat
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The big picture of treatment — insulin or the oral drug, and the three-legged stool
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Reading the numbers — the now, the last two weeks, the threshold, and the alarm light
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Measuring glucose at home — this disease's real laboratory is your living room
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Is feline kidney disease inherited? — one in five is born carrying the risk
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Getting the most from your vet — recheck rhythm, where to echo, and the emergency night
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Between B1 and B2 — what the left atrium is saying
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Heart failure — the manual, from the day the reservoir overflows
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Clopidogrel — the most important half-tablet
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When another disease comes too — old cats rarely carry one illness alone
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The day of diagnosis — when they say the heart wall is thick
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Reading the echo report — between 5 mm and 6 mm
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Saying goodbye — for the farewell that comes without warning
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Feeding the heart-disease cat — what comes before low salt
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Is HCM inherited? — Maine Coons, Ragdolls and genetic testing
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Understanding the medications — the cardiac drugs as a timetable
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When they hear a heart murmur — not every sound is disease
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NLR and PNR — the clot-risk signals hiding in an ordinary blood panel
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NT-proBNP — how much a blood test can say about the heart
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Rapamycin — the first drug aimed at the disease itself
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Resting respiratory rate — one minute a day, the cheapest heart monitor
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Managing the signs — when a silent disease starts to speak
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HCM nutrition guide → now reorganised into The HCM Bible
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Is kidney disease incurable? — incurable and terminal are different words
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What is creatinine? — reading one number properly
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How to read kidney values on a cat blood test — creatinine, BUN, SDMA, phosphorus
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Phosphate binders — which one, how much, and when
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Stage and goals — where your cat stands now
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Subcutaneous fluids, safely at home — volume, rate, pulmonary edema
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What the kidneys actually do — and why this happened to your cat
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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in Cats — From Diagnosis to Diet
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Porus One vs Kremezin: Choosing the Right Uremic Toxin Adsorbent
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Feline Hyperlipidemia: High Cholesterol & Triglycerides Guide
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Acute kidney injury vs chronic kidney disease — what differs
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Metabolic acidosis — how to suspect it without a blood gas
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Do kidney stones and CKD need different care?
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Appetite stimulants — a tool to break the cycle, not to hide it
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Blood pressure drugs — amlodipine and telmisartan, who does what
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Proteinuria — why UPC 0.4 is the line
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When another disease comes too — thyroid, heart, pancreas, diabetes, IBD
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Potassium — dangerous high and low
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Getting the most from your vet — recheck intervals, tests to ask for, red flags
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Does Kremezin actually lower creatinine?
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The day of diagnosis — what to do today
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Saying goodbye — measuring quality of life, deciding, and after
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Managing Multiple Diseases in Cats: A Nutrition Priority Strategy
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Feline Hyperthyroidism: Eating Well but Losing Weight
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Feline Diabetes: How a Low-Carb Diet Drives Remission
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Feline Hepatic Lipidosis (Fatty Liver): A Starvation Emergency Where Nutrition Is the Cure
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Feline IBD & Chronic Enteropathy: The Cobalamin (B12) Key
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Feline Pancreatitis: Nutritional Management (2024 JAVMA / 2021 ACVIM)
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