Hi Cindy, I believe that it is common in Cavaliers for the platelets to be larger in size and fewer in number. I know that with Cavaliers it is recommended that the platelets be hand counted for this reason (the large platelets can appear to be clumped and are,therefore, apt to be mistaken for being fewer in number). If English Toy Saniels share this trait, it is quite possible that your boy's platelets are not as low as your vet believes them to be. I know there are some people on the list who are quite knowledgeable about this phenomenon, hopefully they will see your query and post to you.
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