Hypertension: A Silent Killer

In cats, high blood pressure usually occurs secondary to another disease

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Robert Daly | iStock Feline blood pressure can be tough to take because, as you may guess, cats experience a temporary rise in blood pressure just because they are in the vet’s office.

Over 80% of the hypertension (high blood pressure) cases in cats are secondary, meaning there is a primary problem causing the high blood pressure.

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