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A-Sancho 20220914 161244
A-Sancho 20220914 161244
PATIENT INFORMATION:
Name: Sancho
Sex: MN Species: Feline
Birthday: 08/30/2017 Breed: American Shorthair
ID A Age: 5 years and 1 month old
Color White/Grey Rabies Tag:
Weight: 5.61kg.
REASON FOR VISIT: _____________________________________________________________________________
Reminders for: Sancho Last Done
Rabies
FVRCP
Leukemia
Annual Exam - Feline
Panleukopenia
Senior Wellness Exam
Dental
MEDICAL HISTORY:
Date By Code Description Qty Amount
History, Physical Exam Findings, Assessment, and Recommendations
Performed: 09/14/2022
OBSERVATIONS:
History
Review of record from Shaker Square in Cleveland, OH on Jan 31/19 - FVRCP and Rabies (1 yr) given NSF on the
PE. FVRCP given on Feb 27/19.
Yuri in. They are moving to Brazil in November. He would like something to help calm them for the trip.
Any vomiting - no
Appetite - normal
Diarrhea/normal bowel movement - no
Change in energy level - no
Coughing/breathing change -no
PU/PD - no
Litter box habits - normal
Itch/licking - no
Lump - no
Limp - no
Diet - Friskas wet Whiskas dry.
Ongoing Medications - none
Supplements - no
Travel/hike/camp - indoor only.
Daycare/kennel/groom - no
New medical conditions - no
FINDINGS:
Severe dental disease in a young cat may be due to feline leukemia, feline immunodeficiency virus, immune
mediated disease.
Otherwise healthy, OK to vaccinate.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Feline viral testing (feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency viruses) and blood work needs to be done
before surgery.
Metacam for pain control is reasonable to consider before surgery. This will be considered.
Stop metacam if there is any vomiting, diarrhea or not eating as it can cause irritation or ulceration of the stomach.
We need to monitor the kidney, liver and complete blood count after one month of use and then every 6 months
Start antibiotics one week before the surgery to help decrease the inflammation associated with infection and improve
the health of the gums. Stop this and call us if there is vomiting, diarrhea or not eating.
The dental process was reviewed. We will call you after the dental x-rays and oral exam are completed (while they
are under anesthesia) and let you know what the concerns are and treatment for the dental disease would be. Would
not do anything unless you told us it was OK to do so.
We reviewed that he may need to have all of his teeth removed.
We will want to biopsy the gums as well to see if there is an underlying immune mediated disease causing the
damage.
Deworm yearly with Profender. Profender may cause heavy drooling if licked off the body. It is not toxic, it just tastes
terrible. If you see any vomiting, diarrhea, not eating or lethargy, please call us or seek emergency care if concerned
and we are closed.
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