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an P sult of immune-mediated The occurrence of multiple endoc gle patient is an uncommonly re non in veterinary medicine. S case series document the occu endocrine disorders in dogs, and h d o docrine conditions such as hyperthyroidism and dia-nosed with multiple endocrine disorders and evalu-primary hyperparathyroidism. Records of cats with a diagnosis of more than one of the previously listed examination and laboratory findings, and endocrine Review of medical records Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2010) 12, 637e642 doi:10.1016/j.jfms.2010.03.017ders that occur and the timing of diagnosis of eachated at a referral hospital over a 12-year period. The purpose of this study was to describe the population of cats that present to a tertiary referral hospital with more than one endocrine disorder, specifically the most common combinations of endocrine disor-testing, and if complete medical records were available.betes mellitus, there is mention that these conditions can occur in the same patient.10e14 This retrospective study describes 15 cats diag-disorders were then reviewed for inclusion in the study. Cases were eligible for inclusion in the study if the cat displayed compatible clinical signs, physicalcurrent hypothyroidism and may arise from a common etiology.2e9 The occurrence of multiple en is poorly described. In reviewsdisorder