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Originally Posted by dwerten  then how come this other dog scout had 3-4 shunts when tobias opened him up and the protein c test came back with results of no shunt - not sure that test is the most accurate and then she will have to do scintigraphy to really know for sure and then it will cost more money -- not liking the protein c test results after helping this liver shunt dog on here - the test was done at texas a & m and he asked to be sent to cornell but ims sent to texas a & m instead so could be the reason for false reading not sure |
hmmmm....IDK - All I know is that the blood has to be overnighted to Cornell for the results, so maybe it wasn't accurate bc they didn't send them to Cornell. Or like you said, it's not as accurate as I think. Although, did Scout have multiple internal shunts?
But back to the problem, Sasha is only 16 and her parents don't have the $$$ or the means to travel to U of Tenn. That's why I suggested that the Vet, and Sasha and her parents talk about a plan to handle what they can in Cali....