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A low platelet count is actually a very common finding in cat’s bloodwork results. It is usually not a cause for concern, unless your 15 yr old kitty is showing symptoms of illness. The only reason to be worried is if the doctor saw any bizarre platelet formation. But if the laboratory did not report any findings, I wouldn’t be concerned. Both platelet clumping and low automated counts are extremely common in feline bloodwork results and in fact, it can be very tough to get an accurate count. So unless your cat is showing any signs of illness, be very glad that your cat’s baseline results appears normal for your happy cat. Thanks for being such a conscientious mom.
I'm glad you have a good veterinarian that will be rechecking the blood work for the BUN & Creatinine results.
I'm glad you have a good veterinarian that will be rechecking the blood work for the BUN & Creatinine results.
Dr. Youkey
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