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Originally Posted by gidget529  In humans, enlarged hearts on x-ray can just be an x-ray that is a little deceiving, cardiomyopathy or increased pericardial fluid/tamponade - most likely culprits. Why would it be in yorkies? Are they just a little anatomically large for the thoracic cavity? You've got me curious. |
Yes according to the cardiologist we saw. She also told me general veterinary practices use an image chart to compare size with x rays.
But don't we all know yorkies have bigger hearts?
