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Home/All Tests/Pet Endocrinology & Advanced/Lactate (Equine)

Pet Endocrinology & Advanced

Lactate (Equine)

Also known as:LAC

Reference Range

Reference Range

0.5-2

mmol/L

What this test measures

What your result means

Normal

Normal lactate.

What to do:

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High

Elevated Lactate (Tissue Hypoxia).

Elevated lactate in resting horses often indicates poor tissue perfusion, dehydration, or noticeable colic.

What to do:

If elevated alongside signs of colic, this is a veterinary emergency.

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