This is interesting. We see primary hyperaldosteronism in cats, mostly due to adrenal tumors. We don't have a veterinary diagnostic lab that will run renin. I wish we did

Thanks for the rec. Does it come with that coaster?

What could go wrong?

I'll need to check out this episode on my car ride tomorrow. The soft palate is also a good spot to see it in our furry friends.

Which dissecting scope are you using?

We are going to measure serum Osm and urine Osm as well as get a urine chemistry. Any other thoughts? And if hypovolemic hyponatremia secondary to CKD, would you prefer SQF vs. enteral water supplementation in this 50kg dog?