3. Know what's normal for your cat: This will help you spot problems earlier. Keeping a journal can help.

Feline CKD is complex, and there is so much more to know; please check out our website--we have lots of info for learning and sharing. foundationforfelinerenalresearch.org

2. Know the signs of #FelineCKD: Be alert to signs of illness, such as excessive thirst, excessive urination, weight loss and lethargy. If something seems not quite right, don't delay, see your vet right away.

The correct answer will be posted tomorrow. If you love #Cats, you need to know about #FelineCKD! If you're just joining us, please take a look through our feed, and you'll be caught up in no time!

Shane was beautiful. Our deepest sympathy.

Your very welcome, please spread the word.

And, if your kitty doesn't like the commercially available #FelineCKD diets, or if you'd just rather prepare their special meals yourself, please do so only with a vet's supervision. Vets who are board certified in nutrition can be found here: vetspecialists.com

And, do a kindness to community cats in your area by keeping lilies out of gardens as well. No lilies for kitties--they are wildly toxic! #Cats.