
|Articles|April 21, 2011
Case 6, Answer 1d
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Possibly. The neoplasia most often associated with an increase in appetite and weight loss is gastrointestinal lymphoma, particularly in cats. Other cancers, however, can also secrete inflammatory cytokines that may result in cachexia despite a normal appetite.
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