My beloved cat does have Hyper-T and am researching everything connected to her history, biology, environment and care to see what the connecting factors are.
May I ask, if you have or had a cat with this disorder - was the cat spayed or neutered?
Apparently a hormonal imbalance can be triggered back and forth from the hypothalamus/pituitary axis if and when there is cessation or influx of estrogen/testosterone levels when a cat's reproduction organs are removed. My cat did have hers removed with hysterectomy. I am not saying this is the main cause for hyper-t - but that there is a connection if in fact this can be proven as a condition to be taken into consideration by numbers and averages.
Your patience and respect with this is appreciated and I appreciate your replies to the question at hand.
Be well,
MissBliss and the gang
May I ask, if you have or had a cat with this disorder - was the cat spayed or neutered?
Apparently a hormonal imbalance can be triggered back and forth from the hypothalamus/pituitary axis if and when there is cessation or influx of estrogen/testosterone levels when a cat's reproduction organs are removed. My cat did have hers removed with hysterectomy. I am not saying this is the main cause for hyper-t - but that there is a connection if in fact this can be proven as a condition to be taken into consideration by numbers and averages.
Your patience and respect with this is appreciated and I appreciate your replies to the question at hand.
Be well,
MissBliss and the gang