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BRAZIL – A1039954

6-14-2015 Manhattan

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*SAFE* 06/14/15- Brazil is a sweet kitten who is eating on his own and very sweet! Brazil has severe conjunctivitis and was found with a large wound to the back leg that had a maggot infestation, the wound has been cleaned, but he will need treatment and care for several weeks while he heals. Please pull from MACC today!!

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Manhattan Center

*NEW HOPE ONLY due to age and weight*

A1039954 BRAZIL – 5WKS MALE DSH .9LBS STRAY INTAKE:6/13/15

INTIAL EXAM 6/13:

scanned neg at front

intact male 4 weeks

 

wound at base of tail–large maggot infestation. Underlying muscle is vital but hole is large –greater than one inch. In time should heal fully

 

BAR, eats when offered, jumping out of carriers

 

eyes sealed over with pus, but vital underneath crust

 

dehydrated

 

gave 1/2 capstar po, other half infused into wound. Maggots manually removed and TAB applied. 0.2ml amoxiclav PO, gave pyrantel and frontline spray

 

12cc SQF given

 

prognosis good, but wound care will take weeks

NH placement reccommended

Lunging and nipping whenever handled, calms if face is covered but still growls

 

EXAM:

06/14/15 09:12

PE unchanged from 6/13

Kitten seems comfortable

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