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Originally Posted by Ellie May  It is thought that the ALT won't be excessively elevated until the liver is 70% damaged by a shunt.
A high BAT would change anesthetic protocol and the pain meds that are given.
Also, if it was high and a biopsy was necessary, it could be done at the same time. |
the abnormalties would show up in the blood panel...logic here, if there is irregularities then test further! She can always do a BAT for peace of mind later, as I said for a simple spay IT IS NOT NECESSARY