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Originally Posted by ladyjane  You might want to ask your vet about doing bile acid testing. The fact her blood work was ok lends me to think since her ammonia level was not high they don't suspect a liver shunt. I would probably want it done anyway for my own satisfaction. It's a relatively inexpensive test (around $80). Yorkies are prone to liver shunts, so it is always a thought. |
Thanks for the advise. I talked to my vet again and he said to keep an eye on her for now. She hasn't had another one since that horrible night. She's plsying, eatting & drinking and is back to her normal happy self. He did say something about a bile acid test but as long as she's doing fine he doesn't see the need for it right now. He also said that he's seen that quite a bit in dogs of all sizes and they go on seizure free. It's still nothing I take lightly and if I notice the slightest wrong I will definitely take her right in and do any test they feel needs to be done. Again thank you for responding. I was a mess and felt hopeless. Even though I have no answers on why this happened I'm just happy she's ok