|Articles|November 16, 2009

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“The critical first step for ensuring a successful outcome is appropriate patient selection. Cats whose renal function continues to decompensate despite aggressive medical management are candidates for kidney transplantation.”

-Jason Bleedorn, DVM, and Barrak Pressler, DVM, DACVIM

From Screening and medical management of feline kidney transplant candidates

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