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Vitamin D toxicity of dietary origin in cats fed a natural complementary kitten food

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Table 1 (case 1)
Figure 1 CT image of the thorax of a hypercalcaemic cat (case 1) revealed circumferential mineralisation of the aortic root (arrow)
Table 3 Dietary analysis of all foods fed prior to referral to a hypercalcaemic 4-month-old female entire domestic shorthair cat (case 1)
Table 6 Parathyroid hormone (PTH), vitamin D metabolite and calcitonin results in hypercalcaemic male (case 2) and female (case 3) 5-month-old British Shorthair cats

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