If your cat has urinary tract troubles, equipping yourself with a few basic facts about what it is that keeps the feline plumbing healthy will serve you well.
A cat’s bloodwork may show higher than “normal” blood urea nitrogen (BUN) if your carnivore is eating a species-appropriate high-meat-protein diet.
Despite the absence of science indicating that restricting protein slows kidney deterioration in cats, many vets are still advising exactly that.
If you’re looking to switch your diabetic cat’s diet to lower carbohydrates, be aware that kitty’s insulin requirements can quickly change.