[Gpdd] [HEALTH] Bactrim and elevated liver enzymes

[joan fagalde]

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All material posted is copyright The Guinea Pigs' Daily Digest, and may not be reproduced in whole or in part in any media - printed or electronic - without written permission of the administrators.Does anyone know if Bactrim can cause a piggies liver enzymes to be elevated ? My piggie Amos has been on and off Bactrim for about the past month because of loss of appetite. After a few days on the Bactrim his appetite returns. The vet did a blood test and found out that his liver enzymes were elevated. I was just wondering if the Bactrim could be the cause of it.
Thanks, Pam slave to Piggie Amos
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