Did your vet recently run routine bloodwork on your furry friend and find elevated liver enzymes? What does this mean? In many cases, increased liver enzyme levels in dogs are mild and tend to resolve on their own. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Raised liver enzymes are not a standalone condition. However, they can indicate liver damage or disease or several other underlying health issues. Be patient with your veterinarian because it can take some time for them to determine what’s causing these abnormal blood test results. And not all vets explain this well when delivering results. So, I’ll help you understand what elevated liver enzymes could indicate, what further diagnostic tests may be needed, and what possible treatments are available.
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