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Old 12-09-2010, 12:36 PM   #21
Mardelin
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Originally Posted by Brooklynn View Post
16 weeks gives in my opinion a prelim result and at 6 months a more accurate result. With an external shunt it will normally show up in a yorkie under 1 year of age. Signs can start showing as young as 16 weeks of age.

How old is the one with elevated post bats? My next option would be the Protein C test to rule out shunt and then go from there. If the Protein C test ruled out shunt then I would treat as an MVD yorkie and they can be controled by diet and meds. Consult your vet first. But I would request an Protein C test as it's not invassive.

Donna
Donna,

Fasting is no longer recommended by Dr. Center's, correct?
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