I have had two cats who suffered from hypothyroidism...definitely accepted
as a "common" disease of cats.
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From: "Cougar Clan" <maima...@duo-county.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 3:04 PM
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It has been too long since Ebony left this world. I can't remember the
values. However, when he tested for hypothyroidism, it was believed that
cats did not develop the condition. Luckily, my vets tend to go beyond
the typical and ran the appropriate tests. Now it is pretty well
accepted as a feline problem. Please don't let your vet brush the
possibility off as not applicable to cats.
On Feb 11, 2009, at 8:00 AM, Stefania wrote:
Did he do blood work for thyroid problems?
They had her blood tested and I have all values, such as iron, proteins,
cholesterol etc...
Is there anything more specific for thyroid?
Stef
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