Juliana M Guerra, Alexandre G T Daniel, Thiago P A Aloia, Adriana de Siqueira, André R Fukushima, Denise M N Simões, Archivaldo Reche-Júior, Bruno Cogliati
RATIONALE: The excessive intake of vitamin A in the form of vitamin concentrate, supplement or vitamin-rich liver can result in hypervitaminosis A in man and animals. Although osteopathologies resulting from chronic vitamin A intoxication in cats are well characterized, no information is available concerning feline hypervitaminosis A-induced liver disease. CLINICAL SUMMARY: We report the first case of hepatic stellate cell lipidosis and hepatic fibrosis in a domestic cat that had been fed a diet based on raw beef liver...
March 2014: Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery