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ALT is a liver enzyme. In birds, ALT is less specific for liver disease than in mammals, as birds have lower ALT activity in their liver cells. Normal levels are reassuring.
Low ALT in birds is generally not clinically significant and may be seen in some healthy individuals.
No specific action is typically needed. Your vet will interpret this in context of the full panel.
Avian ALT: 18 U/L (Low)ALT is a liver enzyme. In birds, ALT is less specific for liver disease than in mammals, as birds have lower ALT activity in their liver cells. Normal levels are reassuring.
No action needed.
Avian ALT: 60 U/LElevated ALT in birds can indicate liver cell damage, though it is less sensitive than AST. Causes include fatty liver disease (common in seed-fed birds), toxins, hepatitis, or hepatic lipidosis.
Your veterinarian will evaluate diet and may recommend bile acids testing and possible liver imaging.
Avian ALT: 180 U/L (High)Upload your lab report and get your actual values interpreted in plain English — instantly, with no medical training required.