BELLA – A1054102

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Manhattan  Center

BELLA A1054102 10W FEMALE GRAY TABBY DSH

STRAY INTAKE: 10/07/2015

INTIAL EXAM

Intact female

Scan negative for microchip

Parvo Test Result=Negative

Trauma vs medical. Is painful

Left hind leg and portion tail missing. Bones are exposed with maggots in both areas. Both areas were cleaned with novalson.

Odor from cat due to injuries

She’s stable no need to EHR at the moment.

Severe bruse vs minor internal bleeding

Eyes are clear

Nose=No discharge

Ears are little dirty. Cleaned with ear cleaning solution and gauze

Teeth are white and intact

As of now no signs of URI

As of now no V/S/C/D

Bupren .07ml was given by 0632

Convenia .05 was given by 0632

SQ Fluids 25ml was given by 0632

.5 Capstar was given

Peroxide was used to help get rid of maggots in the affected areas

All vaxes were held off

Will be kept in medical for further observation

MEDICAL

10/08/15 09:37

BAR, eating

LH leg degloving with distal portion of the leg gone, bone exposed , motor retained

Tail degloving with bones exposed

Maggots in the leg wound

A: LH leg degloved, Tail degloved

P: Placed ASAP with rescue for labwork and Sx tail and leg amputation vs EHR – Px Guarded

On convenia, capstar and pain therapy

1027 added 0.03ivermectin SQ and Fvrcp

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