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Blood Chemistry Panel
Organ function — kidneys, liver, blood sugar, protein, and electrolytes.
What it measures
- • Kidney markers (BUN, creatinine)
- • Liver enzymes (ALT, ALP, and related values)
- • Blood glucose (blood sugar)
- • Total protein and albumin (hydration, liver, gut, kidney clues)
- • Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, and more)
What results can show
- ✓ Screens for early kidney and liver changes
- ✓ Early diabetes screening via glucose
- ✓ Trends over time can reveal drift before symptoms appear
Honest limitations
A single value out of range is often not meaningful on its own — context, trends, and your vet’s interpretation matter. Some organ disease is only detectable once it is fairly advanced.
What we collect
Individual analyte values from the panel, stored to build your pet’s trend line.
Educational information only, not veterinary advice, and not a diagnosis. Always consult a licensed veterinarian about your pet's health.