Na | K | Ratio | |
---|---|---|---|
Normal Ranges: | 141-156 | 4-5.6 | 27-40 |
7/14/08 (21-day): | 149 | 4.5 | 33 |
7/7/08 (14-day): | 150 | 4.4 | 34 |
Diagnosis: | 135 | 6.0 | 23 |
I had this whole post written up before the vet called about how I was preemptively worried. We're going up north this weekend and are leaving Thursday and I was concerned about how that would work with his Percorten.
But even to my relatively new eye, these numbers look fantastic. If they'd been mid-range or had altered more than that, I might have had him get the injection before we went. But the vet sounded really happy with them.
I did still mention the trip and she said she didn't think it would be an issue at all with the electrolytes. That the prednisolone dose is what we'd want to watch if he started acting lethargic or not eating, that sort of thing. So I may just look up a vet in the area to keep on file. Because I'm like that.
He goes in on Monday morning for another electrolyte blood draw. But also this time for the Georgie Project (finally got the blood draw kit from them). Fortunately that part will be no-charge.
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