MY LITTLE – A1041919

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Manhattan Center

New Hope ONLY due to age

A1041919 MY LITTLE

5W MALE GRAY DSH

STRAY INTAKE: 06/29/2015

INTIAL EXAM:

Negative MC

Intact male

BAR, slight dehydration

Good teeth, slightly pale mm but CRT WNL

Paralysis of hind limbs and tail; no deep pain, no withdrawal, twitch stops midback when pinched with hemostat, bladder was empty—finder reports kitten was found in street, no other injuries that appear like hit by car

Thin, BCS 2.5

Negative earmites

Flea dirt but no fleas (activyl on gauze); dirty hair coat

Good appetite; dewormer schedule added below

NOSF

 

Kept in medical

 

RE-EXAM

s: qar

covered in flea dirt

weak

friendly

 

o:

slight pallor

large bladder

minimally responsive to noxious stimuli, hard to read because of kitten

drags hind end

muscle wasting

reported defecating and urinating by overnight staff

eating

left hind limb has crusty material

 

a:

paralysis

likely flea anemia

 

p:

new hope placement

0.025 bupren given po

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