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HYDRATION SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGING VOLUNTARY FLUID INTAKE IN CATS
Speakers: Sarah M. A. Caney, BVSc, PhD, DSAM (Feline), MRCVS
Encouraging cats to consume more water is an important recommendation in a number of situations, including conditions associated with polyuria or increased fluid loss, lower urinary tract disease, chronic constipation and advanced age. Using different cases from her practice, Dr. Caney provides suggestions for supporting patient hydration and encouraging voluntary fluid intake.
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