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. 2016 Mar 6;30(2):602–610. doi: 10.1111/jvim.13917

Table 1.

Results at baseline of the statistical analysis comparing cats remaining nonazotemic and cats developing azotemia

Variable Nonazotemic cats (N = 121) Azotemic Cats (N = 27) P Value
Age (years) .343
Median (range) 12.2 (9.0–21.8) 13.4 (9.9–20.1)
Breed DSH/DLH 104 (86%) 22 (81%) .555
Pedigree 17 (14%) 5 (19%)
Sex FN 71 (59%) 16 (59%) .993
MN 50 (41%) 11 (41%)
Diet fed Predominantly dry food 32 (26%) 9 (33%) .345
Approximately 50%:50% 30 (25%) 3 (11%)
Predominantly wet food 59 (49%) 14 (52%)
Urinary diet fed No 85 (70%) 20 (74%) .562
Yes 11 (9%) 1 (4%)
Unknown 25 (21%) 6 (22%)
Senior diet fed No 47 (39%) 9 (33%) .595
Yes 50 (41%) 14 (52%)
Unknown 24 (20%) 4 (15%)
Environment Semirural/rural 22 (18%) 3 (11%) .413
Urban 99 (82%) 24 (89%)
Lifestyle Predominantly indoor 86 (71%) 15 (56%) .026
Approximately 50%:50% 25 (21%) 4 (15%)
Predominantly outdoor 10 (8%) 8 (30%)
Smoke exposure None/infrequent 71 (59%) 13 (48%) .383
Frequent 44 (36%) 11 (41%)
Unknown 6 (5%) 3 (11%)
Vaccination status Never/occasional vaccination 78 (65%) 8 (30%) .007
Frequent/annual vaccination 26 (21%) 13 (48%)
Unknown 17 (14%) 6 (22%)
Dental disease previously diagnosed or treated No 58 (48%) 8 (30%) .114
Yes 38 (31%) 14 (52%)
Unknown 25 (21%) 5 (18%)
Dental disease category No dental disease 26 (21%) 2 (7%) .001
Mild 68 (56%) 9 (33%)
Moderate 15 (12%) 8 (30%)
Severe 11 (9%) 8 (30%)

Categories in bold font are the reference categories against which other categories within the variable were compared in the Cox regression analysis.