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In greater than 90% of cats, an underlying disease has caused the inappetence. These may include inflammatory bowel disease, other types of liver disease, cance
by b112 2y ago
In greater than 90% of cats, an underlying disease has caused the inappetence. These may include inflammatory bowel disease, other types of liver disease, cancer, pancreatitis, anxiety, respiratory disease and diabetes mellitus.
So in 90% of these cases, cats were very ill with some other dosease, causing them to forgo food, and this additional symptom sets in.
It should be noted:
* the other 10% could be due to unidentified other issues
* this has nothing to do with withholding food, but with cats purposefully not eating food