I have a 13 year old kitty! Unfortunately, she had a paw injury a couple weeks ago - at her checkup a week post injury she still seemed lethargic (i think its because of the cone she has to wear). The vet recommended a full senior blood panel which we had done. 

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The results showed that she has spur cells (acanthocytes) and they said the vet suspects potential mass on her spleen but they cant say forsure. They said they want to do a xray, then ultrasound and potentially surgery based on what they find. After a bit of research I called back to enquire further and got confirmation that the spur cells are mild and the blood results were sent to me. I spoke with the doctor and when I expressed my concern over her age and potential invasive surgery if we do find something, he suggested we then wait 2 months and redo blood work. 

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I am having a hardtime interpreting the bloodwork and want to make sure im understanding everything correctly and making the right choice.

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With her age and how much this injury and the stress of it all has set her back, I dont want to put any additional unnecessary stress on her. 

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Before this injury she was her regular self, she has been a bit slower the past few years but I assumed that was due to her age. 

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Urinalysis pending\*

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Thank you so much! 

I need help understanding these blood results and if I'm making the right decision