
Ep 3: Fuelling Recovery: Hospital Feeding Strategies for Renal Cats and Dogs
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About this listen
- The real difference between CKD and AKI (without the textbook snooze)
- What’s actually happening in those sad little kidneys
- Key nutritional goals for renal patients (and why they matter so much)
- Practical feeding strategies: from hand-feeding to tube feeds
- How to troubleshoot common issues like food refusal, nausea, and feeding aversions
- And yes… why food left in a cage for 6 hours is a crime against cats everywhere
- Nutrition is essential for renal patients' recovery.
- Nausea management is crucial before feeding.
- Behavioural strategies can enhance feeding success.
- Early intervention in feeding leads to better outcomes.
- Quality of protein is more important than quantity.
- Feeding should be tailored to individual patient needs.
- Calm feeding environments improve appetite.
- Monitor intake closely to prevent complications.
- Use appetite stimulants to encourage eating.
- Food is a critical part of the treatment plan.
- 00:00Introduction to Hospital Feeding Strategies
- 01:50Understanding Renal Disease in Pets
- 05:25Nutrition Goals for Renal Patients
- 15:19Feeding Techniques for Renal Patients
- 23:30Diet Options for Hospitalized Renal Patients
- 32:14Creative Feeding Solutions for Renal Cats and Dogs
- 37:01Understanding Renal Patient Feeding Challenges
- 39:58Nausea Management and Its Impact on Feeding
- 42:31Appetite Support Strategies for Stubborn Patients
- 45:22Behavioral Techniques to Encourage Eating 4
- 7:29The Importance of Monitoring and Nutrition Plans
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