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Originally Posted by dwerten  agree not a death sentence but i am just not thrilled with protein c test as have helped others with liver issues and the protein c test said not shunt and when scintigraphy done and dr tobias opened them up they had multiple shunts yet protein c said no shunt so not real thrilled with that test after that happened.
have you seen a liver shunt dog with this head tilt? just curious as i have not  usually after eating they are spaced out and act odd and have seizures and have seen videos of this but this is a new one to me
I still would take everything and consult with neurologist but first want to see the bats to see how bad they were |
The friend's dog I spoke of earlier...presented far differently from any other dog with a shunt that I'd read or heard of. So much so... shunt was not initially the first consideration from others really knowledgeable. Bella's symptoms are quite similar. His symptoms were not brought on by eating either. They began after receiving vaccinations, prior to that he was asymptotic.