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Originally Posted by Ladymom  I agree with Crystal. You might have to change vets. The problem is that most vets don't see that much liver disease and are not up to date on diagnosis and treatment. If you have a vet school within driving distance, that is your best bet.
An ultrasound is a waste of money since they can be as low as only 60% accurate. Current protocol is to get a Protein C test after a high BAT. You'd be surprised how many vets have never heard of it. Here is information you can share with your vet: Comparative Coagulation -- NYS Animal Health Diagnostic Center |
Thank you for the info link! Where in NC are you located? We have a place in Atlantic Beach....I'm down there quite often!