Feline hepatic disease and topical issues in feline nutrition
By: P. Jane Armstrong.
Contributors: Texas A & M University. Office of Veterinary Continuing Education.
Publisher: Veterinary Continuing Education, Texas A&M University
Published: 1990
Place of publication: [College Station, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 43
Subjects: Cats -- Diseases.; Liver -- Diseases.; Cats -- Nutrition.
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Feline hepatic disease; value: Diagnostic evaluation of hepatic disease; value: Transaminases; value: Tests for cholestasis; value: Gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase; value: Serum bilirubi; value: Sulfobromophthalein excretion; value: Bile acids; value: Serum ammonia; value: Serum protein determinations; value: Radiography and ultrasonography; value: Liver biopsy; value: Classification of feline hepatic diseases; value: Hepatic lipidosis; value: Clinical features; value: Pathology; value: Treatment; value: Cholangiohepatitis complex; value: Suppurative cholangiohepatitis; value: Chronic nonsuppurative cholangiohepatitis; value: Biliary cirrhosis; value: Hepatic necrosis; value: Hepatic neoplasia; value: Portosystemic vascular anomalies; value: Topical issues in feline nutrition; value: Dietary peculiarities of the cat; value: Carbohydrate; value: Fat; value: Protein; value: Specific amino acids; value: Vitamins and minerals; value: Obesity; value: Phases of obesity; value: Detrimental effects of obesity; value: Obesity management; value: Hypokalemic polymyopathy and hypokalmeic nephropathy; value: Urinary acidification and the feline urologic syndrome; value: Risk factors; value: Recurrence; value: Pathogenesis; value: Magnesium; value: Ash; value: Dry cat foods; value: Urin pH; value: Summary; value: Management.; value: (cont) Syndromes associated with taurine deficiency; value: Central retinal degeneration; value: Reproductive failure and neonatal abnormalities; value: Dilated cardiomyopathy.