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sampriti saha Das
This is my dog full body check up report. Please suggest. What’s the exact problem and how to feed him and quantity.
Dr. Kaveri Giriraddi
The WBC count is high so it can be bacterial infection so u have to get him treated for the bacterial infection
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sampriti saha Das
Thank you so much Dr. Kaveri.
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