Clinicopathological findings in cats with haws syndrome

Haws syndrome occurs in generally healthy cats, with or without diarrhoea, and is characterised by a sympathetic neuropathy causing bilateral third eyelid protrusion and ptosis. Clinical signs are possibly triggered by contagious gastrointestinal pathogen(s) that presumably affect(s) the gut microbiota and influence(s) the gut‒brain axis.

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Veterinary Record
Published
2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.1002/vetr.4646
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2
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Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
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Abstract

Haws syndrome occurs in generally healthy cats, with or without diarrhoea, and is characterised by a sympathetic neuropathy causing bilateral third eyelid protrusion and ptosis. Clinical signs are possibly triggered by contagious gastrointestinal pathogen(s) that presumably affect(s) the gut microbiota and influence(s) the gut‒brain axis.

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