brileythebully
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Adding to [MENTION=1714]Sherry[/MENTION] post about SLO, my lab has SLO. And many vets cannot diagnose this just by looking, and will want to do many many expensive procedures, and SLO is not curable, just treatable. It also, if I remember correctly, cannot be diagnosed with tests, the tests only rule out other issues. Not positive on that, but I think we read that somewhere when researching this for my lab. We denied these procedures and went to a specialist. A dermatologist vet can often diagnose this just by looking. If you are thinking it is SLO, get a referral from your vet to see a specialist. This is what we did, and it saved us $5,000+ on procedures.
Not sure if this was written in sherrys post I didn't read the whole thing but just adding it incase!
Not sure if this was written in sherrys post I didn't read the whole thing but just adding it incase!