It was surprisingly difficult to find normal values for Heart Rate and Blood Pressure.
Different authorities cite different normals.
We used an average of the values cited. White Coat Syndrome Cats are much better survival machines than they are patients. In a vet's office, a cat's respiration, heart rate and blood pressure may all be elevated as the cat goes into 'fight or flight' preparation mode when put in an unfamiliar or stressful situation. Ask your veterinarian to do a major renal panel if you think your cat has CRF symptoms. If your cat is age seven or older, have your veterinarian check for CRF during the cat's annual exams.