|
||||||
|
Kidney Disease in Dogs Symptoms of Kidney Disease in Dogs
Treatment of Kidney Disease in Dogs Treatments for the symptoms of kidney disease in dogs include a low protein and low phosphorus prescription diet. The predominant effect of the low protein diet is to minimize production of uremic toxins so that the dog with kidney disease feels better. Low protein diets may help extend life in dogs with kidney disease. Note that some people use kidney dietary supplement designed for human beings such as Kidney Purifier on their dogs. It may help, however, more research is needed to proof it's an effective product for kidney disease in dogs. Phosphorus is more important in this regard, since high phosphorus accelerates renal failure, and restricted phosphorus slows it down. K/D is low in phosphorus, so it remains a good food for dogs with kidney disease in this condition. In addition to diet, IV fluids can be administered to correct disturbances created by the retention of uremic toxins. Epogen can be prescribed to treat the anemia of chronic renal failure, resulting in improving the quality, and probably the length of life. Kidney dialysis for dogs is offered at several veterinary medical sites. The University of California, Davis, Veterinary Medical School is performing kidney transplants, but transplanted kidneys in dogs are commonly rejected, and involve an extraordinary expense and commitment. UC Davis will only do a renal transplant if the red cell cross matching and blood type is a perfect match. and if the tissue typing is also a perfect match. Recipes for Dogs with Kidney Disease Dogs with kidney disease may be fed using the following renal diet recipes: Recipe 1 1 egg,
large, cooked Rice, white, cooked*** 237 2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour |
Please
contact us for
advertisement information.
Kidney Purifier
|
||||
|