2 y.o. cat recent bloodwork

Hi there! I understand you must be concerned about your kitty’s recent bloodwork results, and I’m here to help you make sense of them. Bloodwork in cats can reveal a lot about their health, including information about their organs, immune system, and hydration.



Here are a few things that might come up:



1. **Kidney Function:** High levels might suggest kidney issues, common in cats. Plenty of fresh water and a specialized diet can often help manage this.



2. **Liver Values:** Elevated liver enzymes might indicate inflammation or infection. It’s important to monitor your cat’s eating habits and energy levels as liver issues might cause lethargy or vomiting.



3. **Glucose Levels:** If these are high, diabetes could be a concern. Watch for increased thirst or urination, which are common symptoms.



4. **Red or White Blood Cell Counts:** Changes here might suggest anemia or infection. Keep an eye out for signs of fatigue or unusual bruising.



For at-home care, ensure your cat stays hydrated, eats well, and remains as stress-free as possible. However, if you notice any signs like vomiting, diarrhea, a drastic change in appetite, or lethargy, it’s crucial to seek professional advice.



I recommend booking a video consult with one of our Dial A Vet professionals. They can provide detailed insights specific to your cat's situation and guide you on the next steps.