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Also reported in: µmol/L
Uric acid is the primary nitrogenous waste product in reptiles (like birds). It reflects kidney function and protein metabolism. Normal levels indicate healthy kidneys.
Low uric acid in reptiles is uncommon and rarely significant. It may be associated with low-protein diets.
Review your reptile's dietary protein intake with your veterinarian.
Reptile uric acid: 0.8 mg/dL (Low)Uric acid is the primary nitrogenous waste product in reptiles (like birds). It reflects kidney function and protein metabolism. Normal levels indicate healthy kidneys.
No action needed.
Reptile uric acid: 5 mg/dLHigh uric acid indicates kidney dysfunction or dehydration in reptiles. It can also be elevated post-prandially or with a high-protein diet. Chronic elevation can lead to articular gout, common in lizards and tortoises.
Your veterinarian will assess hydration and kidney function. Dietary protein may need adjustment. Watch for signs of gout (joint swelling).
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