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Item #PH 7650
What is Canine Kidney Disease? Kidney disease in dogs involves any insult to the kidneys. If the problem persists, it can lead to chronic or acute kidney failure. Chronic kidney failure is one of the major causes of illness and death in older dogs. Most dogs suffering from chronic kidney disease are seven…
$89.95
Item #PH 1550
…kidney failure sneaks up more gradually, and is a leading cause of death in dogs. Kidney stones are mineral deposits that from in a dog's kidneys. They irritate the bladder lining and can even block a dog's urinary tract. Treating kidney disease in dogs If your dog is suffering from any form of kidney…
$39.95
Item #PH 7600
…reason. The Drinkwell Big-Dog Fountain filters and aerates continuously moving water to keep it much fresher than standing bowl water. Even pets who don't jump on counters to drink from faucets may drink more water using the Fountain. Why is this important? Many cats and dogs may not drink as much water…
$74.95
Item #PH 7500
…and dogs may not drink as much water as they should. This is one reason the urine becomes so concentrated and predisposes some pets to urinary tract disease, constipation or kidney disease. In particular, cats with urinary tract or kidney disease have a critical need for water to support kidney function…
$59.95
Item #PH 1550
…Chronic kidney failure sneaks up more gradually. Common Symptoms of feline renal (kidney) disease * Poor coat * Loss of appetite * Depression and/or vomiting * Presence of blood in the urine * Increased frequency of urination Kidney stones are mineral deposits that from in a cat's kidneys. They irritate…
$39.95
Item #PH 7625
What is Feline Kidney Disease? Mineral deposits and stone formation in the urinary tract are a common cat problem leading to feline kidney failure. Stones cause bladder-lining irritation; if they become too large, they can cause partial or complete urinary blockage. Poor diet, including high sodium…
$89.95
Item #PH 7500
…and dogs may not drink as much water as they should. This is one reason the urine becomes so concentrated and predisposes some pets to urinary tract disease, constipation or kidney disease. In particular, cats with urinary tract or kidney disease have a critical need for water to support kidney function…
$59.95
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