What is Kidney Disease and Its Causes

[@jelly3299]

You are literally a live saver. Thank you for all you do!

[@Kksha99]

Thank you Doctor! Very useful. Please do a informative video on kidney failure in senior dogs with pyometra, like how to stable them before the surgery, post operative care, supplements and medication to be given, diet and etc. ❤️

[@bheehive4497]

I love your entrance of humor, much needed! XO

[@spartanmoon]

Sweetest musical intro, will always remind me of my 2 beautiful black cats Selene and Endora....while treating them, I'd be watching Dr. Judy's videos, and even though they died, one from hypothyroidism/renal failure, and the other from squamous cell carcinoma, this wonderful show brings me some comfort....💖⚘⚘⚘✊

[@CatLola1212]

Thank you so so much. I had no idea regarding too much vit. D can cause kidney problems 😮😮😮. Is it same as for humans, vit. D has to come with vit. K2?

[@madaychavez8937]

Dr Judy thanks for your videos. Would like to know other diets , like chicken , for kidney failure in dogs

[@judymorgan4241]

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[@rebelgirl5585]

Is calcification in kidneys considered kidney disease? Increased over last year after being on vet prescription Royal Canine. Changed back to homemade diet. Vet has no recommendations.

[@judymorgan4241]

Kidney disease comes in many forms. If there is damage to the kidneys from the calcification and the kidney function is compromised, that would be kidney disease. I do not recommend prescription diets. Calcification in kidneys is most likely related to oxalate stone formation so avoid any food high in oxalates.