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Histopathology of the myocardium in 50 apparently healthy cats

Post-mortem examination revealed that about 30% of the cats were free from lesions. Few animals showed active muscle necrosis or extensive fibrosis, but the occurrence of other cardiac lesions suggests that any cat giving variable or abnormal responses in pharmacological studies should be examined for such pathological changes. Hepatozoon-like schizonts were found in 42% of the animals.