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Due to worsening clinical signs, intravenous lipid emulsion (intralipid 20%; 1.5 mL\/kg in bolus, followed by 15 mL\/kg for 1 h in infusion) was administered. Results: After ILE treatment, all cats recovered rapidly and were discharged within 24\u201354 h. Intravenous lipid emulsion appears to be a relatively safe and inexpensive alternative, with a short hospitalization time. 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