Questions worth bringing to your vet.
Previous laboratory reports are useful information to bring to your cat’s appointment, including results from other clinics. Keep dates and the full report together so the veterinarian can review the history in context.
Ask which tests are recommended, what questions they address and whether any preparation is needed. After testing, ask how the results relate to the examination and what follow-up the team recommends. Do not interpret an isolated number without discussing the full picture.
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