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[Nabiki]

It sounds like liver disease, but not sure on the cause. It's a lot to unpack. I don't know if a vet friend of mine has time to look at it, but I'll ask.

 

[eddie_van_quailen]

It sounds like liver disease, but not sure on the cause. It's a lot to unpack. I don't know if a vet friend of mine has time to look at it, but I'll ask.

Thanks for your input I have a vet friend looking at it too, so no worries at all. You're right that it's a lot to unpack, there's so much going on in this report

After some more reading (perhaps too much) I'm thinking that, due to age/breed/bad luck/or another impossible-to-know reason, her immune system couldn't fight off an opportunistic infection. If that's the case, there's nothing else I really could have done, and there is little/no risk to the other animals on the farm. I'm not super worried about the E. coli because I know it's part of the common gut flora for many animals and most strains generally pose no threat unless the host's immune system is otherwise compromised. I'm only worried now about the MG/MS test results... but all I can do there is wait.