FRENCH TOAST – A1105368

Brooklyn Center

French Toast – A1105368, 6 Month Old, Gray and White Tabby DSH, Female, 3.6 lbs, Stray 03/04/17

Medical::

03/05/17:

DVM Intake Exam Findings

History: Stray

S) Observed Behavior – good, calm, friendly during examination

Evidence of Cruelty seen – none.

Evidence of Trauma seen – none.

Age/ Sex – 3mo F Fel

BAR H BCS 4/9 Underweight

EENM: OU Clear, AU Clean, No nasal discharge noted, No dental tartar, MM Pink and moist, CRT 2 sec

PLN: No enlargements noted

CV: No Heart Murmurs or Arrhythmias

LUNGS: Clear NSR, NMA, Lungs clear, eupnic

ABD: Soft, comfortable. No masses or pain on abdominal palpation

MS/INTEG: Amb X 4, No external parasites seen. Clean skin, no masses noted, healthy clean hair coat

NS: Mentally appropriate , no signs of neurologic abnormalities

UG: Intact female

ASSESMENT:

1.- Underweight

2.-Otherwise apparently healthy

PLAN: Elective surgery when gaining weight

TREATMENT:Feed 3 times a day

PROGNOSIS:Good

03/08/17:

Monitor for diarrhea (reported on symptoms log)

S/O: BARH. Active, attention seeking, allows all handling. Eating well, no signs/reports of diarrhea. BCS 3/9

EENT: All adult dentition erupted, no oral ulcers, eyes clear, no ocular or nasal discharge, ears wnl

HL: Normal thoracic auscultation, no murmurs/arrhythmias, lungs clear

ABD: Normal abdominal palpation

INTEG: Superficial, healing wound on nose, otherwise integ wnl

MS: Ambulatory x 4, no apparent lameness, underweight

UG: Female

A: Changed age to 5-6months based on dentition, weight and general appearance; diarrhea observed likely from change in diet/over eating. Underweight

P: Continue to monitor while at BACC. Temporarily waived from spay due to being underweight

Excellent prognosis

03/09/17:

Vomiting, decreased appetite

S/O: QAR. ~8% dehydrated. Shows interest in food but didn’t observe eating. Clean litter box.

EENT: Eyes clear, very mild serous nasal discharge

Parvo test neg

A: Underweight, vomiting, diarrhea

P: Rec LRS 50ml SQ q24 x 3 days and metronidazole 0.3ml PO q24 x 7 days, ponazuril 1ml po. Good prognosis

3/10/17:

Hx: Vomiting/diarrhea, inappettance, dehydration, underweight. (parvo neg)

SQ LRS 50 cc x 3 d and metronidazole liq x 7 d started yesterday.

S) No vomiting/ BM in cage. Some urine in bopx.

Appears to not have eaten. Shows interest and smells food containers but not eating.

BAR. Purring and kneading bedding.

O) 5% dehydrated. EENT: Eyes clr, Ears cln, NND, Oral – no ulcers, NSF.

MSI: BCS= 3/9, thin. Ambx 4. Dry haircoat but no wounds or lesions or flea dirt.

H/L good.

Abd: SNP, NMP.

A) Inappettance, dehydration, underweight.

P) Increased fluid from 50 to 75 cc today. Then CWPT.

Add nutrical BID.

Gave mirtazapine 1/4 tab PO – app stimulant. Check app x 3 days.

03/11/17:

Monitor condition, underweight, hx of vmoting and diarrhea, dehydration

New wt 3.6# (lost ~0.2#)

S/O: QAR. Very mild dehydration. Food untouched, appetite OK with minimal coaxing. No vomiting or diarrhea noted, normal urine. BCS 3/9

EENT: Teeth clean, no oral ulcers, pink moist mm, eyes clear, moderate serous (bubbling) nasal discharge

HL: Purring, normal heart sounds

ABD: Normal abdominal palpation, soft, non-tender

A: R/O URI. Underweight, dehydrated, hx of vomiting/diarrhea and inappetance

P: Adding doxycycline 0.4ml po q24 x 10 days (gave first dose). CWCT. Good prognosis

Behavior::

KNOWN HISTORY:

French Toast was brought in as a stray, so we cannot speak to her behavior in her previous home.

MEDICAL BEHAVIOR:

Good, calm, friendly during examination

ENRICHMENT NOTES:

03/05/17

At front of kennel, kneading and attention-seeking. Chirps. Social, friendly. Really cute, really thin but with a big belly. Has a cut on nose. Allows all handling. Adorable. Gave fresh wet food and a toy. Initial med exam pending.

03/06/17

Dancing on her toes, kneading, purring with attention. Allows all handling. Is meant to be getting supplemental feeding but it wasn’t given last night (log sheet empty; she actually has no food or water at all this morning). Gave wet and dry food and water.

EVALUATION:

Cage Condition: No change

Reaction to assessor: French Toast meows softly and gently rubs up against the kennel door.

Reaction when softly spoken to: French Toast is playful, sweet and continues soliciting attention.

Reaction to cage door opening: French Toast is calm and relaxed.

Reaction to touch: French Toast purrs softly and leans in allowing rubs and petting all over. She gives the assessor soft head butts and kneads on her blanket.

Reaction to being picked up: French Toast is calm, relaxed and allows all handling.

ACTIVITY LEVEL: Lively

VOCAL: Somewhat chatty

CHARACTER TYPE: Social, Affectionate, People Oriented

BEHAVIOR SUMMARY: Beginner

French Toast interacts with the Assessor, solicits attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting. This cat can go to a beginner home.

Enrichment::

03/05/17:

At front of kennel, kneading and attention-seeking. Chirps. Social, friendly. Really cute, really thin but with a big belly. Has a cut on nose. Allows all handling. Adorable. Gave fresh wet food and a toy. Initial med exam pending.

03/06/17:

Freedom Toast is sooo sweet! Dancing on her toes, kneading, purring with attention. Allows all handling. Is meant to be getting supplemental feeding but it wasn’t given last night (log sheet empty; she actually has no food or water at all this morning). Gave wet and dry food and water. Added toys to her cage and gave treats. Delightful kitten; she’ll have you at hello.

03/09/17:

Super sweet, really not feeling well. Informed Medical, will be treated. Age was finally updated from 3mos to 6mos.

 

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