Acute renal disease can degenerate to chronic kidney disease. Clinical signs of kidney disease include loss of appetite, increased thirst, urination irregularities and pain in the lower waist where the quinsy are. To confirm the presence of kidney disorder, laboratory tests are used. The extent of the illness can be determined through diagnosis of blood samples. Radiology and ultrasound are also used to detect renal problems.
Treatment involves correcting the problem.
Support to the kidneys may also be given until the organs are functioning efficiently again. Intravenous fluids may be given to correct dehydration and acid-base imbalances. If the kidneys are infected, antibiotics are given. To improve the general health of the animal, it is fed multivitamins. After a period of treatment, the animal would have recovered enough and its appetite will return.