I’m super excited to bring back a feature that many of you loved on The Conscious Cat: Ask the Vet with Dr. Kris!
Dr. Kris Chandroo (DVM, MSc, HBSc) has spent years in the trenches of real-life feline medicine, traveling from living rooms to laundry rooms to help cats live longer, happier lives. He’s turned his clinical know-how into vet-approved, lifesaving playbooks, videos, courses and blogs. He is the founder of 100x Mobile Vet, a mobile veterinary service with several locations in Ontario, Canada.
He is the author of Nine Lives, One Mission: Vet-Approved Home Treatments for Cats with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).a comprehensive guide to this common disease in cats. Every page of this book is infused with Dr. Kris’ compassion and determination to give cat parents the tools and the confidence to make the right decisions, always in partnership with their veterinarian. Read my full review here.
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This month’s topic: Thyroid disease in cats
Do you want to learn more about thyroid disease in cats? Maybe you have a cat who is hyperthyroid, and you want to make sure you’re doing everything you can do care for him or her? Leave your questions for Dr. Kris in a comment!
Do you have any experience with Porus One? Do cats tend to accept it well in food? Since I’m already adding Phos Bind & my kitty’s appetite isn’t great, I’m hesitant to ask him to accept yet another additive. Which cats seem to benefit from this product the most, and is the benefit enough to warrant the extra expense? Thanks in advance.
I would love to learn more about thyroid disease in cats. So far none of my cats have had this problem, but I would like to know what symptoms to look for.