CORIANDER – A1104463
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SAFE 2/25/17
Sweet Gray Tabby Kitten With Wounds on Face & Paws at BACC! CORIANDER!
Brooklyn Center
Coriander A1104463 – 13 week female gray tabby kitten, stray
ENRICHMENT:
02/23/17
Despite wounds, a real sweetie. Social, vocal, attention-seeking. Allowed all handling. Has a great appetite.
MEDICAL:
scan negative
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very sweet and tolerant of painful handling
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intact female
estimated age 12 weeks
paw pads all have scabbing and ulceration
matted with dark material
small unhaired lesion with scab on nose
ears slightly dirty with debris but no signs of infection and inflammation
eyes clincally normal
abdomen nonpainful
walking well considering paw lesions
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paw pads, face have lesions suggestive of physical or chemical trauma (heat, abrasion, other)
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treated today with 0.18 buprenex for pain sq
continue pain medication
begin clavamox for infected wounds
paws soaked in chorohexidiene
applied ssd cream
continue to monitor
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