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==Description==
==Description==
'''Secondary hepatic lipidosis''' is a neuroendocrine response in dogs and cats to other diseases for example, [[Pancreatitis - Dog and Cat|pacreatitis]], diabetes mellitus, [[Inflammatory Bowel Disease|inflammatory bowel disease]] and primary hyperlipidaemia. Secondary hepatic lipidosis is therefore less closely correlated with obesity and be seen in normal or even thin cats.
'''Secondary hepatic lipidosis''' is a neuroendocrine response in dogs and cats to other diseases for example, [[Pancreatitis - Dog and Cat|pacreatitis]], diabetes mellitus, [[Inflammatory Bowel Disease|inflammatory bowel disease]] and primary hyperlipidaemia. Secondary hepatic lipidosis is therefore less closely correlated with obesity and be seen in normal or even thin cats.
==Signalment==
*Indoor cats are more prone to primary hepatic lipidosis.
*Middle-aged cats are more prone.
==Diagnosis==
==Diagnosis==