Changes

*'''Panhypoproteinaemia''' occurs in most forms of protein-losing enteropathy and suggests that both plasma albumin and globulin are being lost.   

*'''Panhypoproteinaemia''' occurs in most forms of protein-losing enteropathy and suggests that both plasma albumin and globulin are being lost.   

*'''Hypocholesterolaemia''' and a reduction in the circulating concentration of triglycerides occur as these nutrients are lost into the intestinal lumen.

*'''Hypocholesterolaemia''' and a reduction in the circulating concentration of triglycerides occur as these nutrients are lost into the intestinal lumen.

*[[Hypocalcaemia - Small Animal|'''Hypocalcaemia]]''' occurs due to hypoproteinaemia (reducing the total but not ionised calcium concentration) and due to vitamin D and calcium malabsorption.  Hypocalcaemic tetany may be observed in animals which are severely hypocalcaemic and which then become stressed or excited.

*'''Hypocalcaemia''' occurs due to hypoproteinaemia (reducing the total but not ionised calcium concentration) and due to vitamin D and calcium malabsorption.  Hypocalcaemic tetany may be observed in animals which are severely hypocalcaemic and which then become stressed or excited.

*'''Hypomagnesaemia''' may also develop due to malabsorption but this is rarely recognised in clinical practice.

*'''Hypomagnesaemia''' may also develop due to malabsorption but this is rarely recognised in clinical practice.

*Changes associated with SIBO are discussed [[Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth and Antibiotic Responsive Diarrhoea|here]].

*Changes associated with SIBO are discussed [[Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth and Antibiotic Responsive Diarrhoea|here]].