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Originally Posted by Ellie May  Very normal when the vets at the same practice have different ways of doing things and there is nothing wrong with that. Just as long as the animal seeing more than one vet doesn't constantly have a changing treatment plan because of the disagreement... It's somewhat important to keep seeing the same vet if possible.
Can't hurt to do a BAT. We rarely do it here anymore because Ellie's are not expected to normalize and what we do for her will not change unless she gets symptoms or her liver enzymes go very high. |
Yeah, that is exactly what I decided today - to see the same vet each time for her treatment. You wouldn't think it would be that big an issue being in the same office and it hasn't been a routine thing; just the last time she was due for her blood to be drawn and check her liver enzymes, one of our vets was out of town and I didn't think it a big deal to use the other one - but now that I know, they might have differing opinions, I will only utilitize the one.
I doubt we will change anything either (unless those BAT numbers are way out there), but I think it's good to have a basis. Thanks for your thoughts.