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Blood test values, explained calmly

We unpacked the cryptic abbreviations on lab reports into plain language. Diagnosis belongs to your vet — understanding and logging is something you can do.

  1. 01How to Read Your Cat's Creatinine (CREA) LevelA calm guide to what creatinine (CREA) means on your cat's blood test, why it's used as a kidney marker, what to consider when it's high or low, and how logging results helps.Published 2026-07-17 →
  2. 02What Is BUN? Reading the Kidney Marker on a Pet Lab ReportA calm guide to what BUN (blood urea nitrogen) is on your pet's blood test, why it's read alongside creatinine, what to weigh when it's high or low, and how logging helps.Published 2026-07-17 →
  3. 03Cat Phosphorus (PHOS) and Kidney Health — How to Read ItA calm guide to what phosphorus (PHOS) is on your cat's blood test, how it relates to kidney and mineral balance, what to weigh when it's high or low, and how logging helps.Published 2026-07-17 →

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