I quite often direct people to get bloods taken with their dogs, even if there is nothing currently wrong/presenting with their dog. A blood test will give you a clear idea of what is going on underneath the bonnet, and although it is a snapshot in time of what is happening, it can also be used as a baseline to quickly identify any deterioration in condition or show evidence of improvement. It is a key tool in proactive heatlh care for your dog. However, it is important for y