Yes, Fred's phosphorus was very high for a CRF cat, high normal for
an otherwise healthy cat and his potassium was too low for a CRF cat,
low normal for an otherwise healthy cat. This is the one thing I've had
to battle my vet over, she will not acknowledge that CRF cats need to
have their phosphorus and potassium at a certain level or they have
nausea, backend weakness, appetite loss and general not feeling well,
not to mention it makes the kidney disease progress that much faster.
--
Belinda
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