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ALT Levels
- Thread starter LEG7930
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http://www.vetinfo.com/diagnosing-liver-disease-cats-alt-test.html#b
From what I read, and the above link is one of those things, there are a number of causes for such a thing. Has your cat lost a lot of weight? What other testing is your vet proposing? Did the vet give any possible causes for this high value?
From what I read, and the above link is one of those things, there are a number of causes for such a thing. Has your cat lost a lot of weight? What other testing is your vet proposing? Did the vet give any possible causes for this high value?
Good article Brigitte, thanks for sharing!
One of my very first Savannahs had elevated liver enzymes (much higher than that). He was on medication for a few years then we decided to wean him off and the enzymes remained normal. No idea what caused it but back then we did not do a lot of testing since the medication did the trick we stuck to that.
One of my very first Savannahs had elevated liver enzymes (much higher than that). He was on medication for a few years then we decided to wean him off and the enzymes remained normal. No idea what caused it but back then we did not do a lot of testing since the medication did the trick we stuck to that.