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Ammonia intoxication in the near-adult cat as a result of a dietary deficiency of arginine

Morris et al., 1978

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283481007607186355
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Morris J
Rogers Q
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Near-adult cats, fasted overnight, and given a single meal of a complete amino acid diet without arginine, developed hyperammonemia and showed clinical symptoms of ammonia toxicity within 2 hours. One cat (2.7 kilograms) died 4.5 hours after ingesting only 8 grams of …
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