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Originally Posted by gemy  Just my thoughts, but to truly rule out a thyroid problem which btw can be responsible for weight gain or loss, and aggression and other behavioural changes please request a Full Thyroid Panel be done. www.hemopet.org does do the full panel and Dr Jean Dodds is a known expert in her field. It is not too expensive at all to have done, and then you can truly rule in or out thyroid issues.
I do wish and hope you do get to the bottom of this. |
Thanks for the advice. I will definitely keep an eye on her, but I can't put her through it again right now. She threw a big old fit about the blood draw which led to her overnight stay. I will be closely watching her diet. If we don't notice a change, I will take her to another vet for a draw and ask that it be sent in. As for the behavior, who knows. She had a terrible first 6 years. I guess I would be a little naughty too in her shoes. When it's just my husband and me at home, she's an angel, but when anyone visits it's awful.