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Thyroid Testing in Avian Species

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Description: Describes this controversial test, signs of hypothyroidism, and emphasizes the importance of making a careful diagnosis.
Thyroid Testing in Avian Species Thyroid Testing in Avian Species Thyroid testing is controversial in birds. The thyroid test, T4 that is routinely run on birds is a RIA test, which is primarily used for canine and feline testing. Unfortunately, since the normal thyroid levels for avian species are so much lower than those found in dogs and cats; the test is not going to be the most accurate for birds.
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Description:Thyroid testing is controversial in birds. The RIA test currently being used is accurate down to approximately 0.5 ug/dl.
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