Daijiworld Media Network- Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Mar 21: In a significant breakthrough in veterinary medicine, researchers have begun testing a new treatment for chronic kidney disease (CKD) in dogs, aiming to improve their health and lifespan.
CKD, a common ailment among aging dogs, leads to a gradual decline in kidney function, causing severe health complications. Veterinary experts believe that the newly developed treatment has the potential to slow disease progression, reduce inflammation, and enhance kidney function, offering renewed hope to pet owners.
According to preliminary findings, dogs undergoing the treatment have shown promising signs of improvement. Researchers emphasize that further clinical trials and regulatory approvals are needed before it can be widely introduced in veterinary practices.
Pet owners and veterinarians alike are optimistic that this innovative approach could revolutionize CKD management in canines, ensuring a better quality of life for affected dogs.
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Rose Taylor, Brockville , Ontario Canada
Fri, Mar 21 2025Could really use access to this treatment if it could help my Schnauzer . After a successful surgey to remove a growth on her liver - her spleen and gall bladder were also removed , we were told her kidneys , and liver are showing signs of deteriation , as well as her blood woork shows signs of an infection . She is a warrior princess [ a litlle fighter] and I an also fighting for her. She deserves to live and I am eager to find a treatment for her . Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Kindest Regards , Rose Taylor.
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