LILO – A1041013

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MANHATTAN CENTER

LILO – A1041013

NEUTERED MALE, BRN TABBY, DOMESTIC SH MIX,7 yrs
STRAY – STRAY WAIT, NO HOLD Reason STRAY
Intake condition INJ MINOR Intake Date 06/21/2015, From NY 10034, DueOut Date 06/24/2015,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary BARH scan negative mod tartar abrasions on all paw pads limping with left front limb scab on left injuinal area neutered overweight NOSF
Weight 12.0

INTIAL EXAM:

BARH

scan negative

mod tartar

abrasions on all paw pads

limping with left front limb

scab on left injuinal area

neutered

overweight

NOSF

 

RE-EXAM (6/23):

wounds on paw pads, right lateral thigh

needs cleaning of wounds, antibitoics

bring to medical

 

clavamox

npo for sedation in am

 

bar friendly

eating well

overweight

 

RE-EXAM (6/24):

.1cc telazol sedated by anesthesia

0.55 cc Buprinex 0.3mg/ml after sternal recovered quickly

 

wounds on R lateral clipped cleaned and surgically debrided, undermined and then sutred in 3 layers.

3 2-0 Horizontal mattress sutures placed to decrese tension on a highly moveable area, at the caudal aspect of RH, then SC and followed by 2-0 continuous subcuticlar. Then simple interupted 2-0 absorble sutures were placed. These can be removed in 14 days.

 

A: wound sutured under tension; will need special care to keep clean

 

P: NH placement needed ASAP to keep wound clean and from dehissence b/c under tension but sutured very well with tension sutures. Px poor to fair b/c tension may open it up for secondary intention wound healing.  As for now stayed through recovery

 

baytril 22.7 1.2 cc SC x7d

Buprinex0.3mg/ml 0.55cc SC BID 10 d

c/w clavamox as well

Ecollar #12

 

RE-EXAM (6/25):

suture line looks good

cat is bar, affectionate

 

RE-EXAM (6/26):

Sutures are staying in place – Nolvasan to be dabbed and dried gently with handler b/c painful when cleaned

 

BAR, solicits attention

eats all food

 

RE-EXAM (6/27):

BAR.  BCS 6/9.  FRIENDLY.

 

WOUND ON RIGHT HINDLIMB IS HEALING APPROPRIATELY.  SUTURES ARE IN PLACE. MINIMAL SWELLING.  NO DISCHARGE.

 

CONTINUED TREATMENT AS PREVIOUSLY PRESCRIBED.

 

PROGNOSIS IS GOOD WITH CONTINUED MEDICAL ATTENTION

 

RE-EXAM (6/28):

Wound healing appropriatedly

No changes to current medical treatment

 

RE-EXAM (6/30):

removed about 50% of sutures but left those close to main injury on thigh–doesnt seem 100% healed. Overall wound look good.

could be placed with foster or new hope

excellent prognosis

 

RE-EXAM (7/1):

BAR

Comfortable

CWCT

 

RE-EXAM (7/2):

BAR, still wearing ecollar, eating and active, solicts attention, used to ACC routine

 

RH leg wound incision looks good, leaving thesutures more distally alittle longer b/c near highly moveable skin and SC of the hock

 

A: Repaired leg wound , will need half sutures removed

 

P: NH placement needed.  Excellent Px.

 

RE-EXAM (7/3):

removed a few more sutures–left 3 in place

okay to move out of medical

s/r 5 days

 

RE-EXAM (7/9):

incision healed well

 

BEHAVIOR:

Reaction to assessor: Lilo engages when approached by the assessor.

 

Reaction to door opening: Lilo seeks affection, leans forward with tail up and remains at the front of the cage, soft and relaxed.

 

Reaction to touch: Lilo head-butts the assessor’s hand and accepts the touch with eyes soft and loose body.

 

Reaction to Being Picked up: He allows the pickup and remains calm.

 

Placement determination: Beginner

Lilo interacts with the Assessor, solicits attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting.  This cat can go to a beginner home.

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