ancientgirl
November 23rd, 2008, 09:35 AM
It was Kiska's turn at her wellness exam. She did well when we went and luckily hasn't picked up big brother Vlad's distaste for vet visits.
They had a bit of a time getting blood from her because she kept moving. Also, they couldn't get a fecal sample on her, so I literally had to follow her around for 2 days to see if she would do #2 so at least I'd know it was hers.
The vet called me this morning and told me her tests came back good, but she had something we need to watch. There's something in her liver that's elevated. She said the normal range is 80-120, and hers was 122. Not high, but she said we should get her back in in about a month to test her again and make sure it wasn't getting any higher.
She suggested I give her some Denamarin for a month, and that would help. Also we should watch her for the next few months after that as well. I'm going to do what I can to make sure she doesn't develop some greater issue. She's an active little cat, and she's got a healthy appetite. The vet told me I didn't need to worry a lot right now, because it would also be she just had it elevated that particular day and she's find otherwise. I hope she's right. I know I'll be stressing out over this until her next appointment.
They had a bit of a time getting blood from her because she kept moving. Also, they couldn't get a fecal sample on her, so I literally had to follow her around for 2 days to see if she would do #2 so at least I'd know it was hers.
The vet called me this morning and told me her tests came back good, but she had something we need to watch. There's something in her liver that's elevated. She said the normal range is 80-120, and hers was 122. Not high, but she said we should get her back in in about a month to test her again and make sure it wasn't getting any higher.
She suggested I give her some Denamarin for a month, and that would help. Also we should watch her for the next few months after that as well. I'm going to do what I can to make sure she doesn't develop some greater issue. She's an active little cat, and she's got a healthy appetite. The vet told me I didn't need to worry a lot right now, because it would also be she just had it elevated that particular day and she's find otherwise. I hope she's right. I know I'll be stressing out over this until her next appointment.
