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Intestinal lymphoma in a 16 year old MN DSH cat

Intestinal lymphoma in a 16 year old MN DSH cat

This MN 10-year-old DSH was presented for partial anorexia and weight loss and the physical examination revealed palpably thickened intestines. A CBC and blood chemistry profile revealed a mild leukocytosis with slightly elevated ALT and slightly elevated lipase.

03_00046 Princess W Lymphoplasmacytic cholangiohepatitis, vanishing bile duct syndrome SAVE RESEARCH ONLY

A 14-year-old FS DSH presented for routine physical examination with mild jaundice and conserved appetite. The diagnostic workup revealed mild neutrophilic leukocytosis with a left shift; serially moderately elevated SAP, moderately elevated ALT, and moderately elevated cholesterol; and mild to moderate progressive hyperbilirubinemia.

03-00093 Buster N Hepatic adenoma–RESEARCH ONLY–

An 8-year-old MN cat presented for anorexia and lethargy. Physical examination revealed minor dehydration but otherwise was normal. CBC and blood chemistry profile revealed severe ALT and AST elevations with mild regenerative anemia, rouleaux formation, and moderate neutrophilic leukocytosis with a left shift. Urinalysis was unrevealing.