Understanding Your Pet's Diagnostic Testing
disease; decreases may be seen with liver insufficiency and intestinal disease TRIG (triglycerides)— increases may be seen in a variety of conditions including non-fasted samples, in miniature schnauzers, and in patient’s with pancreatitis, diabetes, …
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