What's in a nutrition recommendation?
Years of training and frontline experience are behind every medical recommendation you make. But what about the nutrition products you recommend? Clients are curious to know what’s behind those, too. In this issue, we continue to highlight the ingredients that separate Veterinary Formulas from other dietary supplements, taking a closer look at Canine Renal Support™ and Feline Renal Support™. Read more.

The meow that turned into me-ouch!
Tommy, a 5-year-old male cat, was discovered by his owner howling in his litter box. He presented with charts that included abdominal radiographs revealing a large, irregularly shaped right kidney. Tommy’s most recent blood work showed BUN at 112, creatine at 8.5 and phosphorus at 9.0. His urine was dilute, with a specific gravity of 1.015. Read more.

Nutrition and the senior pet
We know that when dogs and cats become seniors, the challenges to their health increase. Likewise, we know that early detection can improve response and quality of life. But here’s an interesting statistic: More than one-third of pet owners don’t know when their pet has reached senior status.¹ Read more.

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