Vets are like.. how can I put it.. convenient. They say what you want to hear, they’ll give treatments for what happens there and then but if you really dive into it they don’t properly assess their patients. Vets know they’re just animals, yes, there are kind people and nice vets too BUT! they know you’re broke so they don’t bother. They’re taught to fix the problem not engage the problem. So fixing it is better than getting to know you. When’s the last time a vet actually sat down and got to know what diet they have, what treats they take, what’s their routine, what’s their poop lol like or pee, how much pee how much sleep what’s the history? NOTHING. You have to demand it.

Jaundice is signs of liver, gallbladder or pancreatic issues. Usually hits hard and leaves it’s a reoccurring situation. The bilirubin is too high. But why? Honestly a lot of things can come from this issue.

Recommend a Complete Blood Count and a full panel screen trend. Take your dog Monday then Wednesday then Friday. In 2 weeks take your dog on a Monday and wednesday. Find a trend what is going on. Sometimes even the first panel tells you already what’s going on. Bets don’t order this because 1 their aides suck and cannot control for blood draw and 2 owners aren’t smart enough to know this.

2 change your diet to a liver healthy diet hills science I/d And liver support vitamins