Heal your Cats KIDNEYS Naturally & Fast 

TY for this video! Our cat just got diagnosed last night…with diabetes…gave him antibiotics and we have to take him back on Sun to decide oral or insulin shots… I’ve been learning meds are what they should be now a days and also learning natural ingredients are far better for humans! 😊❤

thats awesome. You gave your cat something in nature to her body heal itself.

@@HelpingHermit exactly! I use the enzyme digestive support for myself from Standard process. I am Definitely trusting them. God Bless U Hermit!

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Oh how fantastic is that! So they have a cat version you're saying ? Can you gave her two pills a day?

@@coredadventure1 i do

where can i buy Renafood? there are many kinds of it

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Good luck!!

thanks for letting me know. Yes its shocking how little vets there are in the US. There are only 38 vet schools in the entire country so no wonder its hard to find an appointment. Don't beat yourself up over the pandemic. You gave your cats a loving home and made it as comfortable as possible for their entire lives. That's more than 95 percent of all cats in the US. Most cats never find a home and are homeless and zero love

try it

I boil my cats water for 6 minutes then let it cool off before putting it out for him calcium products & magnesium produce nasty blocks that plug up the remaining 25% of your cats kidney functions.. The filler in dry food is the worst...baking soda raise the ph which helps.

@@highlightedcomment Boiling works for pathogens that can (uncommon) enter water sources. Unfortunately, boiling does not destroy minerals. You do need a mechanical filter for them. I've been using Zero Water with great success. I'm happy to report that my cat's kidney disease stage went from 3 to 1, the vets are shocked! Filtered water, TikiCat wet food (lower phosphorous ones), RenaFood, and pro-biotics have been the right formula for us.

@@TheBalanceKeeper9 Well my kitty died in my arms Dec 17th @ 5:50 a.m. Avoid giving your dying cats Hartz Delectables fish broth six packs tuna & salmon by the box of six even if it's all your cat can lick up including water. Harrz has no idea how much CALCIUM CARBONATE is in a six pack of above mentioned Hartz Delectables fish broth six packs which is disturbing for those who can't read or didn't read the box like me etc. ....For two extra days with kitty, why is 200mg in cats days(24hr) meals the universally excepted max amount of calcium carbonate in kitties food ? How would Sub Q with electrolytes in kitties help regarding rehydration in dying kitty & why can't Canadians buy it without a vets prescription ?

@@TheBalanceKeeper9 we don't have Zero Water filters just Britta which is waste of time & money

Ok I purchased the pills in this video. What other probiotics are you referring to? Is bottle water filtered water? My cat currently on PORUS ONE

Boiled water for 6 minutes is my 20 year old male cata drink

How is she doing?

So far, she's doing great. I give her special food, and dust it with the vitamin restore powder and that's what she'll eat. I've put the rest on too but she just starves. If this helps her, then that's what I will do

aww thank you. I don't have Venm yet but you can leave a super thanks under the description but your thanks is all the love I need and your like. Have a great rest of your week.

I'm not sure, but go on Amazon store were the Renafood is listed and ask that question. Other's may want to know.

@@HelpingHermit I actually ended up emailing them directly and I got an explanation very quickly! Here's what they had to say: Hello, Thank you for your question. As you likely know, Renafood is a product from the Standard Process line of products that is formulated to support kidney function. It is safe for cats and dogs to take and has been recommended for various reasons in place of the Feline Renal Support. Renafood has been available since 1975 so vets that have been recommending our supplements for many years have more experience using Renafood over the Feline Renal Support. Feline Renal Support was introduced in 2002. The big difference is that Renafood is targeted to kidneys whereas the Feline Renal Support has primary support for the kidneys but also provides ingredients that will support other areas of the body that work closely with the kidneys such as the liver, cardiovascular system and autonomic nervous system. It is considered a more broad spectrum support. Both products are in tablet form and the recommended dose for both is 1 tablet twice a day. Ultimately, both are great products and the one chosen just depends on what is best for that particular cat and which product the veterinarian has more experience with. The phosphorous question is a very common question that we receive about the Feline Renal Support. Standard Process understands the need to be mindful of the amount of phosphorous that a kitty with kidney disease is taking in. This is why we list the amount of phosphorous that is in the product. The phosphorous is naturally occurring in the food ingredients in the formula since foods do naturally have small amounts of phosphorous in them. We DO NOT add any phosphorous to the formula. We don’t want to completely remove all phosphorous as their body does still need phosphorous for multiple metabolic processes. We just want to be mindful so they aren’t consuming excessive amounts. The 2.4 mg of phosphorous per tablet is actually a very small amount. If you would compare the amount of phosphorous in the product to the amount of phosphorous in recommended kidney prescription diets, you’d see that the amount in the supplement is quite tiny.

Your video was soo helpful, because I cannot afford the expensive Hills Science cat food right now. So I will be trying this, my question is...since most canned cat foods are high phosphorus...which cat food should I buy to mix the pill with 🤷🏾‍♀️? Any recommendations?

The Renal Support by Standard Process is the best. My holistic vet saved my cat by telling me to give her this.

@@SemiSubconsciousSaboteur Thank you for this. I’m going to start giving my guy SP renal support as I’ve recently bought it. Do you know if there’s a difference in taste between the renal support and the renafood?

i think its fine because standard process is all natural so its like eating real food.

Follow up… I started giving portions of it to my cat in each meal and I have noticed some difference. Thank you again.

@@energylady101 Hello, how Is your cat doing now? I have 2 grey tabbys they're brothers and tomorrow is their birthday. One of them started showing signs and stopped moving a lot for a few days. I got him some probiotics (Fortiflora) on the second day of using this he feels a bit better, but I think he is still in some pain he can't meow. I wanna know if you needed a vet's confirmation to use Renafood

@@quichcesar Hello. I went to vets for my one cat and none of them even mentioned about the renal failure till it was too late. This product is a food based product which is good for the cat. I believe the Renafood is helping the brother cat. He still has issues but is holding on.

@@energylady101 How is he doing today? TIA

@@Samuelfish2k Hello again. My cat is doing pretty well. I’ve put together a program of homeopathics and additions to his raw food diet, along with massaging his kidneys every day. He’s a happy 19yr old kitty. Thanks for asking.

Would they eat the dry if you added water and made it soft? They need moisture if they have kidney issues

They make RENAL dry food. Royal canin brand. And others. For kidneys. Low phosphorous. The vet can also get you a phosphorous binder to sprinkle on if helpful.

I would print off the ingredients online and show your vet just in case. Remember the ingredients are all natural

cats are carnivores and I think wet food is great as long as it is meat base. It's the dry grain cat food that I think is bad for cats and I think grains are bad for people too.

Hi there, for renal disease your cat should be on a low protein, low phosphorus diet, very important

hi look on Ebay. I know there are a lot of sellers who ship to the UK. www.ebay.com/itm/284114952880?hash=item42269222b0:g:jzoAAOSw69Ff17Mz

Have you tried to contact Standard Process directly? Also see my post and what we buy from Chewy www.standardprocess.com/contact-us

Try kidney support gold from petwellbeing. There is one for cats and one for dogs. It is also a natural supplement for kidney problems. Good luck!

@@lishayost144 How long does that take to start working? I bought that from pet well being and have been giving to my cat and she hasn't changed her incessant drinking and very little eating yet.....It's only been about 5 day though.

absolutely. If you look at the ingredients its all natural food in the supplement.

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Renafood by Standard Process

I don't know but I don't think there is a lot of C in the supplement and C is found in beef liver and other things cats eat anyways. Can't imagine it would hurt.

@@HelpingHermit my guess is that the vitamin C they make is different from the synthetic one. Why things have to be so complicated with cats?

Once the cat is under stress they stop their own vitamin c. That's why they get seriously ill very quick.

I'm not a vet but the Renafood is 100 percent natural, meaning its not synthetic at all and it is how it is in nature which is from the cow. It would almost be like your cat eating cow kidney. I think it would be fine but you can show your vet.

This is in response to the post about your cat needing to be calmed down. You can try an all natural calming pheromone spray called Feliway. Be sure to get the calming spray. I accidentally purchased the Feliway that was made to keep cats from scratching furniture. It works. I spray his cat carrier 15 minutes before the vet. Smooth trip! All the best to you!

@@fatcat2123 I've tried feliway numerous times. It has never worked for any cat I've ever owned. I have the correct one. Every couple of years I try it... Thinking maybe it'll work this time...nope. Never does.

I hope you do find some relief! I know! The late night Caterwauling is Awful!

Avoid magnesium salt phosphorus Message kidneys gently to invoke a throwing up session to remove toxins...cuddling is psychological soother for traumatized kitty...

try cooked sweet potato and cooked beets. also pressure cooked beans are good or you can get the Eden brand beans that are already pressure cooked.

@@HelpingHermit can i give chiken meat or fish?.

renafood by standard process

I'm not a vet, but I think you would feed them just like usual, but high quality food. I feed by adult elderly cat twice a day with a approximately one cup of food. Make sure to give them plenty of filtered or spring water.

@@HelpingHermit Thank you. I'm just trying to get an idea as to how much to feed my brother's Kitty since she is dealing with a kidney issue. And I'm here to help :)

How much do you give to your cat? I have some powder from Now that I bought for myself but I'll gladly give her some if it helps her...She isn''t eating good at all Not even enough to survive and I've given her liquid from vet to increase appetite and not sure how long I need to give that since it's not worked yet. She isn't vomiting at least!

​@@skyangel6336I give 1/4 teaspoon am and pm mostly in her food but Best is to mix it with water to make a gel and syringe it to your pet (side of mouth) 20 MN or so before eating

@@skyangel6336Odansetron, 4mg and/or Cerinia put in a chicken flavored gel capsule really help.

either or. if you look at the ingredients you will see that 100 percent of the pill is real food, so there is nothing in there that you could overdose on for a human or cat.

Thank you so much..!!

Hi consult with your vet but I don't see that it would be an issue. Renafood is all natural and food. It shouldn't interfere with any medicine.

@@HelpingHermit he passed away . 😢 I lost my best friend 💔 😢

@@sherrylepinski6176 I'm so sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is so hard. Take care!

@@voidaccount12345 same problem with my cat he probably has few days left

So sorry for your loss. I’ve lost 3 cats and it’s hard. They provide so much to our lives and leave such a hole in our heart when they pass.

no don't force her. Fasting is a way the body tries to heal. But please seek a vet as soon as possible.

@@HelpingHermit don’t force her. Eventually she died in starving.

@@andychung5110 Andy she didn't die of starvation. She died with whatever medical condition she had. When mammals have end stage of any disease and are about to pass the one thing they do to help pass is not eat or drink. It's normal.

@@HelpingHermitjust to let you know a cat will go into liver failure very quickly without food. Absolutely force feed a cat if they will not eat on their own. Even if you have to do it with a syringe feed them. You should have directed the person to talk to their vet instead of telling them not to force feed.

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i would bet that being that it is still a kitten that it is perfectly fine.

the cysts might be benign which is good. Cysts are not a big deal but this is natural food so it couldn't hurt.

Fasting is a response for mammals to heal. It's not a bad thing as long as your cat is not skin and bones. As long as he is eating I would not worry. Of course if you can get to a vet get to a vet.

@@HelpingHermit thank you for replying! It lessened me from worrying. She's trying to eat a little now! 🥰

My cat started doing this too. He hasn't ate anything today and will only drink his water, then goes right back to sleep. He hasn't been eating much the last two weeks, but he was still eating,. Now he isn't, I'm worried. Did your cat end up OK, or what happened please?

May I ask what homeopathic you found? My cat has just been diagnosed too and I gave phosphorus 30c but am not sure if it's the best fit. Would love to see what others are using. Thank you!!!

@@simonamckinnon9622 phosphorus, magnesium salt are the guilty culperts in plugged up kidneys...

Did u find some?

@@catcat9582 yes I did! I now have him on a tincture (Tripsy) and homeopathics for uti’s and dental…and he went to the vet who didn’t note any changes by palpating him. The vets where I live are terribly expensive though. They want over $800 to remove one tooth! He is doing much better, and I’m happy.

California probably. Particularly most of the politicians. I don’t believe many are using theirs.

one of the major problems is there are not enough vets. There are only 32 vet schools in the US.

lol the company was formed in the 1930s and I don't own a farm in Wisconsin.

and where is your doctor's degree to give nutritional advice and to say protein is hard on the kidneys or are you just repeating what you've heard from a "medical expert"? Well I'm doing the same and the information I've given is from doctors in their field.

@@HelpingHermit Sir, I didn’t claim to be a doctor, so I don’t have a medical degree, but I do have a diploma for my studies in holistic nutrition from one of the best universities - for this - on the West coast. Medical doctors (& vets) get 0-2 hours of nutritional training ALL through med school. So asking a doctor how to get healthy, is like asking a plumber to rewire your house, or build a computer from scratch. Doctors don’t know how to cure or heal disease, sickness, illness etc. (if they did, there wouldn’t be someone dying of heart disease every 36 seconds, or someone diagnosed with cancer every 30 seconds) they are diagnosticians - they know how to diagnose and treat illness & disease with either medication, surgery or both. I on the other hand have helped people get off medications when medical doctors told them they would be on for life (High blood pressure meds, high cholesterol meds, acid reflux meds, etc.), because they did not know how to help them - but they did know how to “diagnose” them. Do you question your electrician when they come to your house about their degree? I’m used to it, because food is highly addictive and it’s like dealing with addicts when I’m asked how they can change whatever condition they have - and they’re told to change their diet. I’m proud of what I’ve learned about health, wellness & nutrition over the last 7 years. for one thing, after I graduated I went completely plant based with an emphasis on Whole Foods and about 70% raw foods (when food is cooked you lose 50% of the nutrients - but w/raw food like salads, fruits, vegetables, etc. you retain ALL of the nutrients and enzymes) & never got sick again! Also my doctor said my bloodwork Looks like I’m 21 years old, & I’m over 50, and that it can’t get any better. I’ve watched 3 friends heal their bodies of “terminal” stage four cancer, AFTER the doctor gave my friend no more than three years to live, and another friend was given 18 months to live (she healed her self in under a year - completely cancer free) and a client of mine never said the words out loud, because he believed in mind over matter, along with detoxifying his body and drinking fresh green juices, lots of water and other natural modalities. Instead of getting on the defense, maybe a “thank you” or ask some questions to learn yourself. I’ve never taken offense when I’m corrected on something - I always ask WHY? So I can better myself. But when it comes to health and nutrition in humans, cats & dogs I know my stuff! I helped one of my clients who’s doggy was diagnosed with a brain tumor that was cancerous and she was told he only had about three months to live. She took some of my advice (unfortunately not all of it) and he lived another year and a half 🐶❤️ Again, thanks for the recommendation on the supplement - but please don’t give misinformation on health related advice. if you do want to learn how to live illness free and save money on medication’s and doctors visits, I highly recommend watching these documentaries: Fed up Cowspiracy The game changers Fat, sick & nearly dead There’s a great - free - documentary on RU-vid called “Jason Vale: Superjuice me” which shows the power of juice fasting & heals a bunch of very sick people For animals I tell everyone who loves their pet to watch “pet fooled” on Prime.

@@jaylynn444 you do realize that cats are carnivores? One reason American cats have kidney issues is because their owners are feeding them vegan, grain made processed garbage. If pet owners fed their cats organic calf liver as their primary diet they would do better than the average cat.

Bro dogs and cats are supposed to have organ meat. Educate yourself before you go after people making helpful videos

@jaylynn444 you sound brilliant on technical issues but no need to be an ass about it. I am vegan and recall all the Cattlemans lobby and the Dairy Association lobbyists fighting us with completely skewed and cherry picked nutritional info saying humans had to eat meat and dairy. Ha! Recently I read a vegan dog is now 27 years old. I taught nutrition for 10 years University level. I say, if all our pets are having these issues with too high protein and phosphorus...why aren't we adjusting our analyses with these facts. Why do I need a prescription to be able to purchase food with less protein? In humans there is a disease related to too much meat...like what the Atkins diet resulted in ..kwashikors...but I will seek out the freeze dried meat you suggested...but I do counsel you to not get on this 1984 misinformation bandwagon. Misinformation means intentionally wrong info, this fellow here seems an honest contributor and allowed you a platform for you and your perspectives. Disagreements and perspectives other than your own are not misinformation...

thank you