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Please warn pet owners if you prescribe chewable apoquel to a dog and they have a cat in the home too! There are reports of cats getting into these pork flavored tablets and resulting in severe illness (AKI, neurotoxicity, hypotension) and death. Even a few tablets can be a major issue #VetSky

My daughter got "Good Dog, Carl" for her first birthday. I started reading it to her, and then promptly had to explain to her that grapes are nephrotoxic to dogs! Don't let your kids feed the dog grapes! #vetneph

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This is interesting. We see primary hyperaldosteronism in cats, mostly due to adrenal tumors. We don't have a veterinary diagnostic lab that will run renin. I wish we did

New #UrinarySediment and #UrineMicroscopy case studies in @akdhjournal

Use the link below but be sure to view as a pdf - the online version is not formatted correctly

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The beneficial effects of sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors on anemia in type 2 diabetes-a real world study AbstractObjective. To investigate the impact of Sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors on the incidence, complications, and therapeutic demands

SGLT2 inhibitors significantly reduce anemia prevalence and related hospitalizations in type 2 diabetes patients compared to DPP4 inhibitors.

by Steinmetz T, Goldman S (...) Zvi BR et 9 al. in J Clin Endocrinol Metab #MedSky

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Salt for thought: This may be relevant in our veterinary patients too, where slower correction means prolonged hospitalization times - associated increased cost to pet owners can lead to worse outcomes and patient mortality.

@kidneyboy.bsky.social do you have any more flozinator pins? Would love to get some to give out to some #vetneph colleagues

Amlodipine removes renal autoregulation in a feline remnant kidney model #vetneph

Thanks for the rec. Does it come with that coaster?

ACVNU Sheri J Ross Award recipient Dr Cathy Langston. Two exemplary models of unwavering commitment to elevating those around them for the greater purpose of making us better nephrologists-urologists. Your kindness sets the bar for all of us to aspire to.
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ACVNU David Polzin award recipient Dr Larry Cowgill. Two great mentors, educators and passionate founders of veterinary nephrology and urology. Thank you both for the legacy you have shared with us.
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Macula Densa wins! #vetneph

Inaugural ACVNU Resident Bowl with @kidneyvet.bsky.social at Renal Week #vetneph #vetsky

Thanks for sharing your salt and water knowledge with us today @melhoenig.bsky.social! Wonderful case discussion

What could go wrong?

I'll need to check out this episode on my car ride tomorrow. The soft palate is also a good spot to see it in our furry friends.

Kt/V is a zombie. It can't be killed. Trial after trial shows it to not be helpful in improving outcomes but still we dutifully tune our patients treatment by it. How can we escape urea clearance? #NephJC

What is your go-to immunosuppressive protocol for a suspected immune-mediated GN (absent a biopsy diagnosis) with rapidly progressive azotemia and massive proteinuria?

Pred/MMF
Pred/CTX
Other?

#vetsky

Which dissecting scope are you using?

We are going to measure serum Osm and urine Osm as well as get a urine chemistry. Any other thoughts? And if hypovolemic hyponatremia secondary to CKD, would you prefer SQF vs. enteral water supplementation in this 50kg dog?

The owner was able to estimate later about 4-5 cups per day, or 25 mL/kg/day of free water for this dog so I no longer suspect the water but rather a hypovolemic hyponatremia and dehydration not appreciated on our PE.

The owner said they had been adding a lot of water to his food to encourage him to eat it and making it very soup-like, but was unable to quantify. Initial thoughts were that this could be iatrogenic secondary to the increased free water administration at home

Azotemia was not fluid responsive. He was discharged after a few days in the hospital. On recheck evaluation 1 week later his Na is now 130 and azotemia progressive (Cr 7.2) but the dog is reportedly doing better at home, eating well, and was euhydrated on PE

Sodium and water balance question! #vetsky #askrenal

We had a dog with stage 3, proteinuric CKD come in for an acute worsening of azotemia. The dog's Na historically had been normal, around 140-145. When he presented the Na was 151 and Cr 6.5, up from 3.9 in June.

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Would love to see a discussion on this. This comes up frequently in our veterinary patients, mostly dogs with proteinuric CKD @kidneyvet.bsky.social #vetsky

Excited to see a growing veterinary community here! Let's utilize this platform to learn from one another #vetsky