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KATT – A1036316

5-19-2015 Brooklyn
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*SAFE* 05/19/15- Meet KATT the cat! Katt was brought in as a stray. He has a large amount of swollen tissue covering her cornea. The vet thinks she may need an enucleation. She was not comfortable when being handled during her exams and showed fractious behavior, especially when her eye was touched. I met Katt this morning and when I approached her cage, she was purring. I opened her cage to take her picture and she allowed me to pet her gently behind her ears. She continued to purr the entire time and then posed for a picture! Isn’t her coloring gorgeous?!

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Brooklyn Center

KATT – A1036316

I am a spayed female, white and gray tabby Domestic Shorthair.

The shelter staff think I am about 8 years old.

I weigh 9 pounds.

I was found in NY 11222.

I have been at the shelter since May 14, 2015.

Medical

 

Initial 05/14

Scanned negative

QARH – Hissed, growled, tried to bite, tried to scratch.  0.15mL Telazol given for exam

Spayed ~8 yrs (scar noted on shave)

Left eye ulcer/tumor swollen over and infected (vet recommends removal)

Right eye chemosis

TAB applied both eyes

Nose clear

Mouth – heavy calculi/gingivitis – missing lower R premolars

Activyl applied

 

Re-exam 05/14

Hx: Check eyes – pt sedated for initial exam

 

S: Pt sedated during exam due to fractious behavior

 

OD: Small ulcer and peripheral corneal opacity, mild chemosis

 

OS: Severe conjunctival swelling under both upper and lower lids, entire cornea is covered with conjunctival tissue/granulation tissue, pt attempts to close eye when it is touched. The globe IS present, behind all of the swollen tissue.

 

A:

  1. OD small corneal ulcer
  2. OS severe conjunctival swelling covering the cornea – R/O trauma that caused initial injury vs. viral infection vs. other

 

Short-term prognosis: Fair to poor

 

P:

  1. TAB ointment OU BID x6 days, vet recheck in 2 days
  2. Buprenorphine SR 0.16 ml SQ q3 days. Gave first dose during exam.
  3. Seek NH placement; rec OS enucleation. Spoke with NH today.

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