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the vet had come out to fix my buck's ( GT is 8.5 yrs old-Alpine ) teeth as his front tooth was loose and not sitting right anymore so was rubbing his lip and making him sore. Well the vet filed it down, and said it should eventually fall out - gave him some banamine. He was concerned though that their could possibly be other internal problems that could cause his loss of condition, rough hair coat, and possible loose tooth - or it could just be that it's hard for him to eat - but we pulled blood just to make sure.
He called after i left work so i just got the message this morning...
His liver and kidneys look good, his red and white blood cell count looks good... he said he is concerned though, as his muscle enzymes are not normal. He said he will have to look in the books and talk to some other vets to try and figure out why and will get back to me today.
What are the muscle enzymes and any ideas why they are not normal ? I would just like to have other suggestions for my vet when he calls just in case he doesn't think of something. Thanks all !!!
He called after i left work so i just got the message this morning...
His liver and kidneys look good, his red and white blood cell count looks good... he said he is concerned though, as his muscle enzymes are not normal. He said he will have to look in the books and talk to some other vets to try and figure out why and will get back to me today.
What are the muscle enzymes and any ideas why they are not normal ? I would just like to have other suggestions for my vet when he calls just in case he doesn't think of something. Thanks all !!!