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Natalie Finch

Feline medicine specialist and veterinary nephrologist at Langford Vets (University of Bristol); Head of Renal Medicine and co-author of the 2026 iCatCare feline CKD consensus guidelines.

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Sep 14, 2026

Chattering with iCatCare

Chattering with iCatCare

Managing feline kidney disease: The 2026 Consensus Guidelines

Sep 14 · 15m

Samantha TaylorGUEST

4:37

And then finally, there's a

Natalie FinchGUEST

4:39

few really important management changes or things that we recognize now that's really important for management of cats with chronic kidney disease.

Natalie FinchGUEST

4:47

So chronic kidney disease, mineral bone disorder.

Natalie FinchGUEST

4:51

This is the biochemical changes, the soft tissue changes, the bone changes that we see in patients with chronic kidney disease.

Natalie FinchGUEST

4:57

We see it in all species with chronic kidney disease.

Natalie FinchGUEST

5:00

And the pathophysiology is quite complex, but it's been really well described in the guidelines.

Natalie FinchGUEST

5:05

So if that is something that you're interested in, we've got lots of detail and also some really great visual diagrams to help with understanding of that.

5 MINS LATER

Yaiza Gómez-MejíasHOST

10:22

And getting back to what Sam said, why is it important to move from a reactive to a proactive approach, where instead of waiting for the ascotemia to appear, we scream more often?