FAQ

The life expectancy of a cat with an enlarged kidney depends on the underlying cause, stage of disease at diagnosis, and response to treatment. With early detection and proper management, many cats can live for months to several years.

The most common cause of enlarged kidneys in cats is polycystic kidney disease (PKD), especially in certain breeds predisposed to inherited kidney conditions.

Treatment for an enlarged kidney in cats depends on the underlying cause and may include antibiotics, surgery, fluid therapy, dietary changes, or even dialysis.

Enlarged kidneys in cats, or renomegaly, can result from inflammation, infection, urinary obstruction, cysts, toxins, tumors, trauma, congenital defects, or immune-mediated diseases.

Taylor Swift owns a Scottish Fold cat, not a Russian Blue.

Russian Blue cats can be shy around strangers and prefer calm environments; they may not be ideal for families with young children or highly active homes.

Taylor Swift's cat breed is Scottish Fold.

The downsides include their shyness with strangers, sensitivity to noisy environments, susceptibility to certain genetic conditions, and potential for weight gain.

Taylor Swift's cat breed is the Scottish Fold, known for its distinctive folded ears and affectionate temperament.

Russian Blue cats may be shy around strangers, require a calm home, and are prone to hereditary health conditions and potential weight gain if under-stimulated.