Does My Cat Show Signs Of Metabolic Enzyme Deficiency?

Does your cat fails to thrive?

Does your cat have balance problems?

Does your cat show exercise intolerance?

Does your cat have inconsistent behavior?

Does your cat have compromised vision?

Does your cat faints?

Does your cat have seizures?

Your cat doesn't show any symptoms of Metabolic enzyme deficiency. Lysosomal storage diseases are primarily genetic and are caused by a lack of the enzymes that are needed to perform metabolic functions. It is a rare disease that most commonly occurs in kittens. Breeds that are most likely to have the disease are Persian Siamese, Korat, Domestic shorthair, Balinese.

Your cat shows few common symptoms of Metabolic enzyme deficiency. Some symptoms of Lysosomal storage disease are non-specific so it cannot be said with certainty that your cat does have this often fatal condition. However, if you suspect that something is wrong with your cat take it to the veterinarian and have your cat examined. Your veterinarian will want to know your cat’s history so that a diagnosis can be made.

Your cat shows several common symptoms of Metabolic enzyme deficiency. Your veterinarian will want to know your cat’s history so that a diagnosis can be made. The following tests are likely to be performed: Complete blood count, Biochemical profile, Urinalysis, X-rays of the chest and abdominal area, Ultrasound of abdomen, Biopsy of tissue, Enzyme measure. Lysosomal storage disease is genetic, and inbreeding should be carefully avoided when there is a defective gene in the family. Cats that have the disease should never be mated.

Your cat shows all common symptoms of Metabolic enzyme deficiency. Your veterinarian will want to know your cat’s history so that a diagnosis can be made. The following tests are likely to be performed: Complete blood count, Biochemical profile, Urinalysis, X-rays of the chest and abdominal area, Ultrasound of abdomen, Biopsy of tissue, Enzyme measure. If the cat is weak and dehydrated, an IV will be inserted and fluids and electrolytes will be administered. A dietary plan will be also be arranged. The activity must be limited. Cats that have the disease should never be mated.