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Blood Test Results. Liver problems/kidney troubles

So Joy, my 11-ish yearold cocker spaniel stopped drinking about  days ago.  Se has been drinking now for over 10 days now, no vomiting, just sluggish, sleepy, hides under the table, unmotivated.
Being in a foreign country with a language in veterinary lingo that I dont fully understand is difficult at times....

Here are the highs... The rest are all in normal range

HDW 4.4
RDW 20.4
WBC 20.52
Neut Segmentati 17236.8
monociti 1641.6
Iron 450
Colinesterasi 10566
Protein C Reatt. 0.7
Potassium 6.2
Rapp (ratio?) Na/K 24.19
Glucose 25
CPK 223
ALT 106
ALP 638
GGT 30
Rapp (ratio?) Alb/Glob0.56

She is going for an xray today of her kidneys and liver.....


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White cells are very elevated, which indicates an infection and can cause the other quirks in the blood work. They don't seem that far out of line. Is your dog on antibiotics?  If he is still not drinking he may need IV or Sub-q fluids to prevent dehydration.  What did the exrays show?

Diana and the Scoobster
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HDW 4.4         1.6- 2.7
RDW 20.4       10.9-14.5
WBC 20.52      6-14
Neut Segmentati 17236.8    3800-8800
monociti 1641.6           200-740
Iron 450            120-300
Colinesterasi 10566     3350-6550
Protein C Reatt. 0.7      0.01-0.35
Potassium 6.2         3.3-5.4
Rapp (ratio?) Na/K 24.19         >27
Glucose 25      70-110
CPK 223     45-155
ALT 106      10-60
ALP 638         30-130
GGT 30           0.1-13
Rapp (ratio?) Alb/Glob.   0.56     0.84-1.91

She is going for an xray today of her kidneys and liver.....
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Can you post the normal ranges for the lab?

Diana and the Scoobster
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