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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is extremely common in cats. Other than breeds genetically predisposed to develop CKD (such as Persians and Exotic and related breeds suffering from PKD), it is estimated that about 30% of cats over 10 years of age are affected. CKD is often difficult to identify, especially in the early stages of the disease, if specific tests are not performed (to find out more, visit www.petkidneydisease.com).

An early diagnosis of CKD and a proper treatment can offer the cat a better quality of life.

CATScale could guide you in identifying CKD in your cat but it should not be intended as a diagnostic tool. Your Veterinarian is the only one who can get the final diagnosis of CKD and can advise you how to manage it properly.

CATScale has been developed by DCH program together with Italian Universities and Veterinary practitioners.

CATScale is available on iOS and Windows devices (PC, tablet, Mac and iPad), optimized for Chrome (1 and upwards), Firefox (3 and upwards), Safari (4 and upwards) and Opera.

CATScale has been developed with the support of Hill's Pet Nutrition Italy srl and Pharmacross Co. Ltd

The personal information (name, surname, email address) provided in CATScale shall be processed in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act (Cap. 440 of the Laws of Malta) and processed for the purpose(s) of the program, provide useful information in enhancing the probability to better identify cats affected by cronic kidney disease.  We can not provide your Information to a third party, except for governmental agencies to whom disclosure is required by law. You have the right to request access to your personal data as well as the right to rectify and where applicable, erase any inaccurate, incomplete or immaterial personal data processed by Medical Consultancy Services. I do hereby authorise Medical Consultancy Services, G Calì Street 60 Suite 6, TA’XBIEX (MT) to process the data contained in the CATScale for the above-stated purpose(s).

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Owners Surname:
Country:
Email address:
Cat name:
Cat breed:
Sex:
Age:
Current therapy:

Infectious diseases:

FIV:
Positive Negative Not Tested
FeLV:
Positive Negative Not Tested
FIP:
Positive Negative Not Tested
Creatinine: mg/dl mmol/l
SDMA (µg/dl): µg/dl

BCS (Scale 1-5):

1. Very thin:

Exceeds more then 20% below average weight. Ribs are very visible.

2. Thin:

Between 10% and 20% the ideal weight. Ribs are very visible.

3. About right.:

Ribs can be felt, not visible. Abdomen in firm position.

4. Overweight:

Exceeds 20% of the ideal weight. Ribs are hard to feel or detect.

5. Obese:

Exceeds 40% of the ideal weight.

Weight: kg lbs
Weight loss:
(Past 6 months)
Yes No

Fur:
Tangled
Dull not tangled
Shiny not tangled
Drinks:
Substantially A lot Normal A Little
Urine:
Substantially A lot Normal A Little
Appetite:
Very Little A Little Normal Substantial
Plays/Activity:
Greatly Reduced Reduced Unchanged Increased
Vomit:
Every day 2 - 3 times a week Once a week Once a month or less
Halitosis:
Badly Moderate None
Other: