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CatsShaOctober 6, 2026

Yearly cat checkup

Hi Bianco 18months old mal cat did his annual check up, I have his blood exam and a radio. Can anyone help reading this results as they were made in humain dedicated laboratory and the reference values mentioned are for humains? If somebody can check the radio and explain the image cause I had two different explanations? I thank you in advance for your help

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DWDylan Wilson, DVMVerified VetSmall Animal, Mixed Animal, Preventive Care, Laboratory Medicine · KY license 293504Answered 9d ago

Hello sorry to hear about your dilemma. Unfortunately a single lateral view radiograph isn't standard to analyze. I would need another view to give any thoughts to the radiograph. The references intervals are very difficult to interpret as they aren't the same I would be provided in the U.S. as well. I can't interpret the blood count values since I don't know the machines conversions used. Some quick conversions with the creatinine, sodium, potassium, bilirubin and chlorine are that they are in a normal adult cat reference range. Sorry the diagnostics are referenced for human.

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SSha9d agoASKED THIS

Hi doctor Thank you for your feedback By conversion machine do you mean this (TARGA 3000 PLUS)? Regards

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