Care JournalArticles for the long care days
Slow reads on chronic pet care — cited, calm, never a substitute for your vet.
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CKD2026.09.15
Does hypertension damage cats' eyes first? The eye-kidney link — at least 60% have concurrent CKD
The eye is often where feline hypertension is first noticed; chronic kidney disease frequently accompanies it behind the scenes.
CKD2026.09.13
Drinking more, weighing less: early CKD changes you can see at home (not a diagnosis)
More drinking, more urine, and weight loss are common early clues in the literature. Only a veterinarian can say whether it is CKD.