ALT (Lagomorph)

Also known as:rabbit altlagomorph altalt rabbitsgpt rabbitbunny altguinea pig alt

Reference Range

Critical Low

<10

U/L

Reference Range

20-80

U/L

Optimal Range

25-65

U/L

Critical High

>150

U/L

Also reported in: µkat/L

What this test measures

ALT is a liver enzyme. Normal levels indicate no significant liver cell damage.

What your result means

Low

Your rabbit's ALT is below the typical range.

Low ALT is generally not clinically significant.

What to do:

No action needed.

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Lagomorph ALT: 15 U/L (Low)

Normal

Your rabbit's ALT is normal.

ALT is a liver enzyme. Normal levels indicate no significant liver cell damage.

What to do:

No action needed.

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Lagomorph ALT: 50 U/L

High

Your rabbit's ALT is elevated.

Elevated ALT suggests liver cell damage. In rabbits, common causes include hepatic coccidiosis (especially in young rabbits), hepatic lipidosis from anorexia, or toxic hepatopathy.

What to do:

Your veterinarian will evaluate the liver further through bile acids testing, ultrasound, and possibly fecal examination for coccidia.

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Lagomorph ALT: 100 U/L (High)

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