I took Bob to the vet yesterday, and they are running all his bloodwork again.
I go back next week to see results and check blood pressure. He is already on
the norvasc and has blood in his urine. This second doctor I saw didn't think
his bloodwork showed signs of crf, but wanted to run
What are his numbers, specifically his Creatinine, BUN,
Phosphorus, Potassium, and his HCT, these are the important ones that
tell you how well or not well he is doing? Get them from your vet, they
can fax or give you a copy of his last blood work results, you paid for
them they are
I will get a copy of them and send you the numbers. I've got to speak to the
new vet tomorrow about Bob's paperwork and get his prescription filled for the
blood pressure.
t
Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are his numbers, specifically his Creatinine, BUN,
Phosphorus,
I will get a copy of them and send you the numbers. I've got to speak to the
new vet tomorrow about Bob's paperwork and get his prescription filled for the
blood pressure.
t
Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are his numbers, specifically his Creatinine, BUN,
Phosphorus,
I don't have a copy of his bloodwork, but it is in very, very, early stages.
The vet wanted to try him on something 'new' and sent a test to Michigan State
university. I have had to change vets again. :( so I'm hoping this new vet
will follow through with that. She has recommended I start
by the way the previous vet did recommend 150 mL of fluids per week for right
now. I've also put him on all wet food. It's a pain not to have someone to
call my vet!
Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Tonya,
Fred gets, Nutrived which is a liquid for his slight anemia, he gets
Hi Tonya,
Fred gets, *Nutrived* which is a liquid for his slight anemia, he
gets a potassium supplement (*potassium gluconate powder* that I put in
capsules, he gets 4 a day) and he gets *phosphorus binders* because his
phosphorus was too high, we've got it down again and he gets *Marrow
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