Pathomorphological changes in the liver and internal organs in obese cats

Obesity is the accumulation of excessive adipose tissue in body and most common nutritional disorder pets. one prevalent health conditions companion animals globally. It associated with premature mortality, metabolic dysfunction, multiple across species. is, therefore, importance field veterinary medicine. The regulation adiposity a homeostatic process vulnerable to disruption by many genetic environmental factors. Among dogs, cases are found 22–24 %, among cats – 20 % that visited clinic. Approximately one-third older than 12 years age may have decreased ability digest fat, whereas five compromised protein. More 40 dogs between ages 5 10 overweight or obese. risk factors cause fat deposition noted: breed, age, sex, sterilization, lifestyle, endocrine diseases, drug treatment contraception, feeding, social factor, number household. Obesity, turn, affects several processes factor development pathological processes: dyslipidemia, hyperlipidemia, insulin resistance, hyperinsulinemia, type 2 diabetes, liver pancreas, coronary heart disease, disease gallbladder, osteoarthritis, urethral sphincter increase certain types cancer. For research, two groups aged 3–7 were formed, but breed data not taken into account. Laboratory blood tests confirmed clinical observations specialists regarding cats. pathoanatomical autopsy subsequent pathohistological studies made it possible finally confirm diagnosis obesity, which was accompanied fatty dystrophy internal organs.