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Triaditis - pancreas, liver and small intestine inflammation

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Rachel Korman


Triaditis - pancreas, liver and small intestine inflammation

Feline triaditis is a term used to describe a condition often recognized in cats where there is inflammation of three important organs at the same time. These organs are the pancreas, the liver and the small intestine. There is more information on the specific diseases of these organs in other factsheets - so ask your veterinarian to share these with you as well. 

What is triaditis?

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