FREE Kidney Health Assessment for Cats & Dogs – Add to your order!

Could your pet be at risk of kidney disease?

Kidney disease is often called a “silent illness” because symptoms can appear gradually and go unnoticed until the condition has progressed. Downloadable PDF guide included after checkout.

Chronic Kidney Disease affects approximately 1 in 3 cats aged 10 years and older, and 1 in 10 dogs. In senior cats over 15 years old, the risk becomes significantly higher.

Early detection matters.

This practical Kidney Health Risk Assessment for Cats & Dogs has been created to help pet parents organise symptoms, identify possible warning signs, and better understand when veterinary support may be needed. Created for pet parents who want clarity, not confusion. A simple, easy-to-use PDF to help you organise symptoms, spot changes and feel more prepared when speaking with your vet.

Many pet parents tell us that signs such as increased thirst, appetite changes, litter tray changes, weight loss or urinary issues seemed “random” at first — until they saw everything written clearly in one place.

This guide helps turn worry into clarity.

Inside the guide:

✔ Simple, easy-to-follow home questionnaire
✔ Easy kidney risk score system (low, moderate or higher risk)
✔ Clear early warning signs checklist
✔ Age, breed & lifestyle risk factors explained simply
✔ Kidney & urinary emergency warning signs to watch for
✔ Practical home monitoring tips
✔ Helpful questions to discuss with your vet
✔ Easy to print, complete and repeat over time

Why use it?

Print it at home, complete it in just a few minutes, and repeat it every few weeks or months to monitor changes over time.

It can also help you organise observations before veterinary visits and feel more confident discussing symptoms.

We strongly recommend annual veterinary health checks, especially in pets over 7 years old.

Important veterinary disclaimer

This assessment is NOT a diagnosis and does not replace your veterinarian. It is an educational tool designed to support awareness and help you recognise possible concerns earlier.

Seek veterinary care immediately if your pet shows emergency signs, including:

• Blood in urine
• Difficulty urinating or inability to urinate
• Straining to urinate
• Severe lethargy or collapse
• Repeated vomiting or rapid decline

If in doubt, always contact your vet.

From one pet parent to another

“I added this guide to my order and honestly didn’t realise how many subtle changes had been happening with my cat. Everything felt scattered in my head until I filled it in. It helped me organise what I was seeing, and I booked a vet appointment straight away. Thank you – you really think of everything.” — Kumar T

Still unsure? Speak with our vet today

If you still have questions after completing the assessment, or if something doesn’t feel right, book a consultation with our veterinary today.

If in doubt, speak to a vet. Early action matters.

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