Incorrect!
False. In studies of cats with CKD, up to 82% had lost weight and up to 81% were judged to be thin. More importantly, cats can start to lose weight up to 3 years prior to their diagnosis of CKD, with cats losing an average of about 10% of their body weight in the year prior to diagnosis. One of the best things you can do for your cat’s health is to have a digital pet or baby scale at home so you can weigh your cat regularly and record this information to detect trends in body weight. This helps to keep your cat from gaining weight and becoming
overweight but also can identify weight loss early so you can get them checked out by their veterinarian.