KRISTAIN – A1054094

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Brooklyn Center

Kristain A1054094 – 10 week female gray tabby kitten

MEDICAL:

10/12:

S/O: PATIENT BROUGHT TO MEDICAL AFTER SUSPECTED RECTAL PROLAPSE BY ACO

BAR ON PRESENTATION – HISSES WHEN APPROACHED BUT ALLOWS ALL HANDLING

MILD INFLAMMATION/SWELLING ON ANUS AND PERIRECTALLY, ESPECIALLY AT VENTRAL BASE OF TAIL.

NO OBVIOUS PROLAPSE – MAY BE INFLAMMED FROM DIARRHEA

GAVE 1 DOSE OF METRONIDAZOLE – 0.15 ML

PONAZURIL/PANCUR COURSE NOT FINISHED – WILL RESTART AND RECHECK DIARRHEA

APPLY ANIMAX ON RECTAL AREA BID X 2 DAYS AND RECHECK

Reaction to assessor: Kristain does not come to front cage. She watches the assessor from the back of the cage in a low and tense position.

When spoken quietly: Kristain continues to watch assessor from the back of the cage

Reaction to door cage opening: Kristain hisses at the assessor

Reaction to touch: Kristain remains motionless while being petted

Try picking cat up: Kristain is tolerant of this type of handling but tense.

Determination: Experience

At the time of the assessment Kristain was displaying fearful behavior; does not seek attention from the assessor and becomes alert when the kennel was open. Retreats as I started to get closer. I was able to pet her and interact with her in a limited way. I was also able to pick Kristain up. We recommend that Kristain goes to a home with experienced cat parents.

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