If your Burmese cat has been diagnosed with fatty liver disease make sure to schedule time to talk with your vet about treatment, medication, and long-term care. Cats with fatty liver disease will need a specialized treatment plan to not only treat the disease, but to also make the cat comfortable. In many instances, fatty liver disease is brought on by malnourishment or vitamin deficient diets. In some cases, when the condition is severe, hospitalization may be required to reverse the state of starvation as well as to provide immediate fluids and vitamins. Once home, the Burmese’s treatment will be primarily dietary. If the Burmese is unwilling to eat he may need to be fed through a tube or syringe to help get him started. Once the Burmese is past the first few critical days of recovery his chances of a full recovery may increase. Contact your veterinary clinic Webster, NY for more information, visit http://rochestercatvet.com/ .