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Polycystic renal disease in related cats

W A Crowell, J J Hubbell, J C Riley

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

|August 1, 1979

Abstract:

Six kittens from four litters of related cats had greatly enlarged abdomens and died before they were 7 weeks old. Kittens from two litters were necropsied and found to have bilateral polycystic renal disease and cystic bile ducts.

Keywords:

feline pathology congenital kidney cysts pedigree analysis neonatal mortality

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