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Subject: Elevated Liver enzimes Author: Lorie McCurry [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:45:43 09/18/06 Mon We live in New Mexico and I have had rutine blood work done proir to med procedures on four different cresteds with three different blood lines over the last year...all which came back normal except for an Liver enzyme that shows eleviated. My vet is great but his only experience on hairless cresteds are my cresteds. He is researching rather this is a breed issue since these pups were all from different blood lines and three were under a year old ,one was two years and showed only a very slight elevation. Please help with any info. Thanks [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Elevated Liver enzimes tanya 13:17:31 09/20/06 Wed Re: Elevated Liver enzimes -- ladybelle, 12:34:20 09/22/06 Fri