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Originally Posted by Ellie May  ...and I wouldn't want to put mine through it either, but if this vet is concerned, I can't say that the test shouldn't be done. If it were mine, I'd see the symptoms and talk to the specialists and figure out what I wanted to do. But the only advice I can give without being able to diagnose is to listen to the vet school....
Tp the OP: If this were my dog and there are NO symptoms, I'd consider a low protein diet. SAMe, and retesting in 30 days. However, if the vet felt very strongly that this needed to be done, I'd probably go with that. |
my vet felt strongly too as they are conditioned to test test test but after i did my homework i was like heck no way are you doing this as my dog has never had one symptom of this.
I think sometimes we have to follow our gut and what we feel is best too for our dogs. Educate ourselves and then make the best decision for them but i would not run wild on one bat as too many variables can throw it off