FAQ

Steatitis, also known as yellow fat disease, is a silent killer in cats caused by a nutritional imbalance, primarily from vitamin E deficiency.

Steatosis is the earliest stage of liver disease, characterized by abnormal accumulation of fat within liver cells.

Steatitis, also known as yellow fat disease, is a silent killer in cats caused by a nutritional imbalance, often due to diets high in unsaturated fats and low in vitamin E.

Steatosis is considered the earliest stage of liver disease, often referred to as fatty liver.

Foods high in unsaturated fats like oily fish (e.g., tuna, sardines, mackerel) and pig's brain without enough vitamin E can lead to steatitis, which may contribute to pancreatitis in cats.

Steatitis, also known as yellow fat disease, is considered a silent killer in cats due to its subtle onset and severe complications if untreated.

Yes, cats can recover from triaditis with early diagnosis, appropriate treatment, and dietary and medical management.

Treatment involves correcting the cat's diet, supplementing with vitamin E, managing pain and inflammation, and addressing any infections or complications.

Steatitis, or yellow fat disease, is an inflammatory condition of fat tissue in cats caused mainly by a diet high in unsaturated fats and low in vitamin E. It leads to painful lumps under the skin, lethargy, and systemic illness.

Yes, yearly vaccinations like the FVRCP and rabies vaccines are recommended even for indoor cats, as they protect against serious diseases that can be brought indoors.