Esta postura en tu gato para dormir puede ser una señal de problema renal ⚠️🐱
21 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this short educational video, the narrator warns cat owners that a change in a cat’s sleeping posture—specifically, curling up more tightly—can be an early sign of chronic kidney disease (CKD), especially in cats over seven years old. The video explains that CKD results from the progressive loss of nephrons, reducing the kidneys’ ability to filter blood. It highlights key symptoms such as increased trips to the litter box (polyuria) and heightened water consumption (polydipsia), both stemming from the kidneys’ diminished capacity to concentrate urine. The narrator emphasizes that cats often hide pain, causing diseases to progress silently, and encourages viewers to watch the full video for additional signs of renal problems.










