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| When a cat stops eating, they suffer the same nutritional imbalances as other species. The cat's system, however, reacts less favorably to fasting than most. Using stored body fat for energy, the liver may become infiltrated by this fat causing secondary liver damage and an ensuing condition called hepatic lipidosis. If your cat isn't eating well, see your veterinarian. |
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