How long can a Siamese cat with kidney failure live?

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Survival with kidney failure is hard to predict and depends on treatment and care. It comes in acute and chronic forms; acute failure without prompt treatment can kill within hours or days. The condition is irreversible and only managed with medication, and the owner must follow the vet’s instructions and adjust the diet; chronic cases need long-term prescription food and good daily care.

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