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Chronic conditions leave a trail in the chart first.

Kidney, liver, thyroid, heart, diabetes, Cushing’s, pancreatitis, arthritis — what the numbers mean, and what to ask.

Kidney disease

BUN and creatinine drifting across draws; more water in, more water out.

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Liver disease

ALT or ALP changing while a long-term medication sits on the list.

Labs · medsRead →

Pancreatitis

Lipase, food labels, and the treats that were easy to forget.

Food · labsRead →

Cushing’s disease

Thirst, panting, and appetite logged over months, not days.

Daily notesRead →

Diabetes

Glucose and fructosamine beside the owner’s daily log.

Labs · foodRead →

Thyroid

T4 beside coat and weight changes the owner recorded.

Labs · notesRead →

Heart disease

Sleeping breaths counted and several medications kept straight.

Notes · medsRead →

Arthritis

Stiff mornings recorded beside NSAID laboratory work.

Notes · medsRead →
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