C-Reactive Protein (Canine)

Also known as:CRP dogcanine inflammation

Reference Range

0-10

mg/L

Optimal Range

0-5

mg/L

CRP is a global marker for inflammation in dogs. Low levels mean there's no major flare-up happening.

Normal

CRP is a global marker for inflammation in dogs. Low levels mean there's no major flare-up happening.

What to do:

Reassuring.

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High

High CRP means active inflammation. It could be an infection, an injury, or an autoimmune flare-up.

What to do:

Check for signs of pain, fever, or swelling. Your vet will look for the source of the fire.

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