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Originally Posted by mly  My husband and I both agree that Bella's just like Sammy in the video. I've read that liver shunt behavior is associated with food and Bella is fine before and after eating (no addition symptoms).
She's been the same today and I started her meds yesterday at 4pm when I got them from the vet. I would say she's a tiny bit more active. She actually picked up her squeaky toy today but other than that, she's the same as other days. Where did you say Dr. centers was located? |
yeah she may have mvd as well and why bile acids were elevated as that runs pretty heavily in the breed and my dd has it and not a big deal just low protein diet. I am just real curious as to those bats. My friends dog had liver shunt surgery and his bats were 501 so way over 100 and he had no symptoms pretty wild and alt was not high either - he is a 7 year survivor of liver shunt surgery and doing awesome