Did you know that a cat’s liver is responsible for producing chemicals needed for digestion and detoxification? If your Bombay has been diagnosed with fatty liver disease, then your cat’s liver has most likely been compromised and is unable to function properly. An infected cat may stop eating and become undernourished. When this happens his body naturally takes fat from reserves and transfers them to the liver in order to process it into energy. A Bombay’s liver is unable to process the fat. Symptoms of fatty liver disease include prolonged anorexia, rapid weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, muscle wasting, depression, downward flexion of the head and neck, yellowing of the eyes, drooling, and possible collapse in later stages. If your Bombay has any of these symptoms, contact your vets Crown Point, IN for immediate care. Liver damage may occur if help is not received right away.