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Originally Posted by randiik  her bile results were 34/39  |
these are low it is mvd this is not causing this and not so sure this vet did the bile acids correct to begin with as losing a little faith as they should have had this dog to a specialist by now and not jacked around for two days when this dog is this sick
sorry to be blunt but this dog should have been with a specialist on their referral by now and to call you on a friday night and say this makes me angry - had the dog been to a specialist earlier in the week it would have saved you time and money. If they did not do the pre and post bile acids correct then results are not accurate and if they gave this dog any drugs like steroids it would have thrown off the test anyway - sorry this is not liver shunt this is neurological please get this poor dog to a neurologist asap and ER is not going to be able to help you this dog needs to be at a specialty hospital facility where they have internal medicine, neurologist, orthopedic so everyone can work together to get to the bottom of what is happening to this poor dog. The fact that the dog had a fall tells me this is an injury related to that fall as right after the fall the dog has had pain and AAI can be from a fall - sorry but this is an urgent matter at this point and is breaking my heart