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*Disturbances in the neurohormonal control of appetite resulting in inappropriate anorexia.

*Disturbances in the neurohormonal control of appetite resulting in inappropriate anorexia.

'''Secondary hepatic lipidosis''' is a neuroendocrine response in dogs and cats to other diseases for example, [[Pancreatitis - WikiClinical|pacreatitis]], diabetes mellitus, 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 - WikiClinical|pacreatitis]], diabetes mellitus, [[Inflammatory Bowel Disease - WikiClinical|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.

Factors which contribute to hepatic lipidosis are:

Factors which contribute to hepatic lipidosis are: