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Cats with midbrain lesions exhibit an abnormal dissociation between appetitive and consummatory grooming behaviors and some signs of hypothyroidism. To determine if a hypothyroid state causes the abnormal dissociation, six cats were thyroidectomized and their behavior monitored. The thyroidectomized cats exhibited the same abnormal dissociation in grooming behavior as did the cats with midbrain lesions. However, certain considerations, including the latency and time course of the thyroidectomized-induced changes, suggest that the hypothyroid state is not directly involved, but rather brings about other endocrine and metabolic changes that are involved in the production of the behavioral abnormality.

Thyroidectomy produces abnormal grooming behavior in cats