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Old 05-21-2010, 08:22 AM   #8
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She started having problems at 3 years old, she is 4 1/2 now. She eats Royal Canine Hepatic LS 14, takes lactulose, clavmox and metro...(don't know spelling) for preventive antibiotics and denosyl for her liver. Her bile acids a year ago were 116. We are going to do a complete blood panel on Monday for an over all check and re-test the bile acids.
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We are retesting Bile acids on Monday to see where she is now. I have been on the Liver support site, but not recently. My vet is conferring with a vet in Little Rock that does the liver shunt surgery, she suggested the re test and to use a different antibiotic neomicin and to do a possible CT scan to look for any nero problems.

They also said that she could quite possibly be MVD and not a candidate for surgery. The only way to tell if it is a shunt would be for the porto gram or a special x-ray like the one at UT.
Sounds like you and your Vet on the right track.

My Roxy's first BAT was 100.9 and since being on a special low, but quality protein and liver aid supplements, her BAT has come down to the 60 to 80 range. Her Protein C test was 165% and she shows no symptoms.

Has your Vet recommended giving her more Lactulose to rid the toxins that are building up and possibly causing the seizures?

Have you seen an Internal Medicine Specialist yet?
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