Why is there a kink in my cat's tail?

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Why is there a kink in my cat's tail?
When should I put my cat down?
Is renal failure painful for cats?
How long can a cat live with stage 3 kidney failure?
Can cats survive kidney failure?
What can you do for a cat with kidney failure?
Do cats with kidney disease suffer?

Why is there a kink in my cat's tail?

One of the most common reasons that a cat will have a kinked tail is due to an accidental break of some kind. ... If the tail is broken heals improperly – as is often the case with strays or wild cats who suffered a tail injury – it can result in a noticeable kink.

When should I put my cat down?

Persistent and incurable inability to eat, vomiting, signs of pain, distress or discomfort, or difficulty in breathing are all indications that euthanasia should be considered. You and your family know your cat better than anyone else, so try to make a reasoned judgement on quality of life.

Is renal failure painful for cats?

Is kidney failure in cats painful? Unfortunately, cats cannot communicate if they are in pain, nor do they tend to display signs of pain, even when pain experience is likely.

How long can a cat live with stage 3 kidney failure?

Cats classified as stage three at diagnosis survived for an average of 1.

Can cats survive kidney failure?

How long can I expect my cat to live? Unfortunately, once the kidneys are damaged, they have very limited ability to recover. However, with proper management, most CRF cases progress very slowly. With treatment, your cat may have several years of good quality, active life ahead.

What can you do for a cat with kidney failure?

If kidney disease is found, treatments can range from surgery to remove blockages to IV fluids to a special diet and medications. You may also be able to inject fluids under your cat's skin at home. Talk to your vet about the best options.

Do cats with kidney disease suffer?

Cats with renal disease tend to be geriatric. So they're not only creaky because of arthritis and maybe even a bit touched with dementia, they're also suffering from all the renal disease issues of anemia, malnutrition, nausea, and weak bones.