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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Heard from vet. Our super-sick cat is in acute renal failure. Our less-sick cat, who we take in tomorrow morning, is probably experiencing the same. They are indoor-only, young cats (4 and 5) with no access to plants or poisons. (Plus, the male cat is so finicky he would not eat anything other than dry cat food anyway.) I'm left to conclude that there had to be some kind of contaminate in the kibble they've been eating. No active recalls on the brand but maybe we're the canary in the mineshaft. I'm crushed. In shock.[/quote] What brand have they been eating so I can avoid buying it for my cat.[/quote] OP here. Vet called to update again. Kidneys appear to have completely shut down - no urine production at all. It's still possible it's something structural, like kidney stones. (This is our hope.) And since the cats are related (mother and offspring), they could have the same genetic defect or propensity to stones. If the ultrasound shows no structural problem, they'll aspirate to check for toxins, cancer, etc. If the food is implicated in that diagnostic, I will post the largest and biggest warning you've ever seen. Right now, that would not be responsible.[/quote]
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