NISSAN – A1080478

Brooklyn Center

Nissan, A1080478 – 14wks – Female

Behavior

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

 

Reaction to assessor: Nissan was alert at the back of the kennel with wide eyes.

Reaction when softly spoken to: Nissan looks around at his surroundings and slow blinks at the assessor.

Reaction to cage door opening: Nissan comes forward slowly.

Reaction to touch:  Nissan was hesitant of contact but slowly warms up once pet. She relaxes and purrs when pet along her body.

Reaction to being picked up: Nissan was a bit tense when held but warms up and relaxes in the assessor’s arms.

 

Behavior Determination: Average

Nissan interacts with the observer, appreciates attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting.  This cat is showing behavior appropriate for new or experienced cat parents. This cat is showing behavior appropriate for new or experienced cat parents.

 

Medical

7/22/16

PARVO TEST NEG

QAR. APPETITE OK.  VOMITED DRY FOOD.  DIARRHEA IN CAGE

NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF URI

 

A: UNDERWEIGHT, VOMITING, DIARRHEA

 

P: REC METRONIDAZOLE 0.15ML PO Q12 X 5 DAYS.  CONTINUE TO MONITOR WHILE AT BACC

GOOD PROGNOSIS

 

7/21/16

VET CHECK – MONITOR APPETITE/OVERALL CONDITION

 

QARH, ATTENTION SEEKING.  EATING WELL.  NORMAL AND SOFT STOOL   BCS 3/9

NO SNEEZING OR NASAL DISCHARGE NOTED

 

A: UNDERWEIGHT (MUSCLE WASTED IN HIND END)

 

P: CONTINUE WITH CURRENT TREATMENT AND MONITORING PLAN.  GOOD PROGNOSIS

 

7/19/16

S-recheck for lethargy and inappetance, ate dry food well when given

O-QAR when opens cage door, pink mm, hydrated

EENT-CAU, COU, no nasal d/c

PLN-all wnl

H/L-no m/a, clear and eup

GI/GU-negative oral, SNP, F, no mgts, no vaginal d/c

MSI-BCS 2/5, amb x 4, good haircoat

Neuro-a and a

A-14 wo FI DSH

1. inappetance

P-monitor appetite and vet check in 2 days

 

7/18/16

VC in medical

Pt QAR – comes to cage door when examined (checked twice today), friendly

Ate some tuna this morning, did not eat in pm – even when hand fed/tempted to eat

Thin – prominent spine.  BCS 2/9

No uri signs.  EENT clear.

Mild dehydration (based on skin turgor, mm)

Abd snp

Thoracic auscultation WNL

 

A: Lethargy

Inappetance

Thin

 

P:

Previously panleuk negative

Nutrical 1.5 cc PO SID

LRS 40 cc’s SID x 2 days

Hold spay until condition improves, gains weight

Monitor in medical

 

S/O: Kitten noted to be QAR/depressed on rounds, did get up and come to front of cubby purring when door opened

Thin BCS

Mild epiphora OU

NOSF

A: Lethargy, possible inappetence/anorexia

P: Parvo Test – Neg.

Offered kitten a/d, not interested, gagged – may be early signs of URI

Keeping in medical to monitor – will give SQ fluids and Cerenia this evening, recheck tomorrow

Recommend sending on temporary S/N waiver for being underweight and monitor for URI signs

PROGNOSIS:

Fair-Good

 

Came in a litter of 4 but may not be related due to age

 

Microchip: negative

Sex: intact female

Age: appx 3m

Mentation: BARH

Eyes: clear

Ears: clean

Nose: no d/c

Teeth: deciduous teeth

If abnormal BCS: WNL

Skin: WNL

Hair Coat: WNL

Declawed: no

Any injuries: no

Behavior: nervous and tense but allowed handling, will flee if given the chance

Medication: N/A, preventatives given

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