Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) develops when one or both ventricles (lower chambers of your heart) are damaged and become enlarged. The enlarged ventricles are too weak to pump enough blood to your body for your usual daily activities.What increases my risk for DCM?
When to Get a Vet Involved You may have noticedyour usually chill cat having sudden bursts of energy, often tearing about the house with dilated pupils and a flicking tail. These wild moments are often referred to as “the zoomies,”though the official term for them is “frenetic random act...