JUJUBEE – A1116560

Brooklyn Center

Jujubee A1116560 – 4 week old male:

DVM Intake Exam

Estimated age:4 WEEKS

Microchip noted on Intake? NO

History : STRAY

Subjective: BARH

FLEAS FOUND

Observed Behavior – ACTIVE, MOVING AROUND ON EXAM

Evidence of Cruelty seen – NO

Evidence of Trauma seen – NO

Objective

T = P = WNL R = WNL BCS 4/9

EENT: Eyes clear, ears clean, no nasal discharge noted

Oral Exam: PINK MM, NO LESIONS

PLN: No enlargements noted

H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic

ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated

MSI; AMB X 4/ FLEAS/STAINED HAIRCOAT

CNS: mentation appropriate – no signs of neurologic abnormalities

Assessment; SLIGHTLY UNDERAGE/WEIGHT KITTEN BUT ACTIVE AND REPORTED TO HAVE EATEN ON INTAKE

Plan

Prognosis: GOOD

SURGERY:

Temporary waiver due to UNDERAGE/UNDERWEIGHT

Is there a queen: no

Age: 3 weeks

Eyes open: yes

Umbilical cord attached: no

Weight: 15 .oz.

Eating on own: yes

Any apparent illness (crusted eyes, nasal discharge, etc.): no

Any apparent injuries: no

Any signs of ringworm: no

Friendly (please briefly describe behavior i.e. hissy, fleeing but no aggression, allows all handling): allows all handling

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