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Cats afflicted with hyperthyroidism usually develop a variety of signs that may be subtle at first but that become more severe as the disease progresses. The most common clinical signs of hyperthyroidism are weight loss, increased appetite, and increased thirst and urination.
In cats with mild disease, signs are mild or absent. In cats with advanced disease, signs include lethargy, dullness, hair loss, low body temperature, decreased appetite, and occasionally decreased heart rate. Obesity may develop, especially in cats with hypothyroidism caused by destruction of the gland stemming from treatment for hyperthyroidism.
There are many clinical signs associated with feline hyperthyroidism. The hallmark sign is weight loss despite an excellent appetite. Hyperthyroid cats are also extra thirsty and are sometimes brought to the vet because they are drinking so much water. They are commonly restless and especially demanding of attention and/or food.
28 Σεπ 2023 · Knowing the symptoms of hyperthyroidism in cats means you can get immediate veterinary attention for your cat, which may be life-saving. The veterinarian will conduct tests to confirm the diagnosis, give practical advice, and recommend effective treatment so your cat can live a long, happy life.
Hyperthyroidism causes weight loss, increased appetite, restlessness and many other symptoms. Symptoms tend to develop slowly but hyperthyroidism is serious and can be fatal if left untreated. Many treatment options are available and well managed hyperthyroid cats can live for many years.
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Hyperthyroidism means that too much hormone is being produced by your cat’s thyroid glands; Symptoms can include an increase in appetite, weight loss and a poor coat; The condition can be diagnosed with a straightforward blood test taken by a vet; It is very common in older cats and most cases can be treated successfully
