How bad is this report?

Hi there! I understand getting a report about your pet can be a bit unsettling, and it’s great that you’re reaching out for clarification. Without more details, let's cover some possibilities that could be concerning.

If the report mentions any bloodwork abnormalities, respiratory issues, unusual behavior, or digestive troubles, these can vary in severity. For example, mild issues might include things like slight anemia or mild gastrointestinal upset, which can often be managed with dietary adjustments or at-home monitoring. On the other hand, more significant findings like severe anemia, liver or kidney problems, or chronic conditions might need more immediate and aggressive care.

At home, you can help your pet by ensuring they have a comfy place to rest, plenty of fresh water, and a balanced diet. Keep an eye out for signs such as labored breathing, persistent vomiting or diarrhea, significant lethargy, or any new behavioral changes, as these could indicate more serious issues.

Remember, each pet is unique, so it's crucial to understand the specific context of your report. I recommend booking a video consult with Dial A Vet where we can go over the details of the report together and discuss the best course of action for your furry friend.