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Diaphragmatic hernias

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Diaphragmatic hernias

There are several types of hernia (also known as a rupture) seen in the cat and the causes vary between the different types. Some hernias can be minor, but in certain circumstances they can be very serious and often require surgical treatment.

What is a hernia?

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What is a diaphragmatic hernia?

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What is a hiatal hernia?

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How will I know if my cat has a hernia?

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How will my veterinarian diagnose my cat’s hernia?

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How are hernias treated?

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How can I prevent my cat having a hernia?

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What problems may occur after my cat’s hernia surgery?

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