NAYA – A1038672

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My name is NAYA. My Animal ID # is A1038672. – P
I am a female calico domestic sh mix. The shelter thinks I am about 15 YEARS old.

I came in the shelter as a OWNER SUR on 06/03/2015 from NY 11233, owner surrender reason stated was PET HEALTH.

MOST RECENT MEDICAL INFORMATION AND WEIGHT
06/10/2015 Exam Type RE-EXAM – Medical Rating is 4 NC – SEVERE CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS, Behavior Rating is NONE, Weight 5.7 LBS.

6/10 BAR, NO VOMIT FOR PAST 2 DAYS, APP++, EASY TO HANDLE, ATTENTION SEEKING ABDOMINAL PALPATION APPROX 4 CM MULTILOBULATED MOBILE SOFT TISSUE MASS VENTRA-MID ABDOMEN, PATIENT RESISTED ABDOMINAL PALPATION REST OF PE SAME AS 6/9 FELV/FIV NEGATIVE CBC/CHEM/ELEC WBC 23.58 (2.87-17.02) MONO 1.49 (.05-.67) NEU 19.49 (1.48-10.29) REST OF CBC, CHEM, AND ELEC ALL WNL A: GRADE III/VI MURMUR 4 CM INTRA ABDOMINAL MASS: DDX NEOPLASIA, LIKELY LYMPHOMA P: FULL WORKUP FOR ABDOMINAL MASS WITH PLACEMENT AUGMENTIN 1 CC PO BID X 10 DAYS 6/9 SCHEDULED FOR RADS, NO HANDLERS ABLE TO ASSIST PE: BAR, APP ++, NO VOM IN CAGE (ALL DAY), ORAL/PLN WNL, NO GOITRE/SLIP PALPABLE BCS 2.5/9, MOTOR WNL, HYDRATION WNL, LARGE AMOUNT OF URINE ON CAGE FLOOR AUSC GRADE III/VI L>R VENTRAL PANSYSTOLIC MURMUR RHYTHM WNL HR 180, LUNGS CLEAR ABDOMINAL PALPATION APPROX 2.5 CM MULTILOBULATED VENTRAL MOBILE MASS, COULD NOT INDENT DDX:HYPERTHYROIDISM (HOWEVER HR 180 NO GOITRE PALPABLE) VS RENAL VS NEOPLASIA VS OTHER RECOMMEND BLOODWORK AND RADS TOMORROW CONTINUE TO MONITOR AND WITH CURRENT THERAPY GUARDED PROGNOSIS AT THIS TIME, NEED FURTHER DIAGNOSTICS 6/7 Hx: Owner surrender, owner gave hx of increased appetite and vomiting for last month. Prev vet recommended switching to canned food; it’s not clear if any diagnostics were done. Pt vomited here yesterday and was dehydrated on initial exam. Currently, pt has eaten about half of the wet food that’s been offered, and there are two large piles of regurgitation or vomitus in the cage. No stool in litterbox or cage. S: Active, tolerates most of exam O: BAR-H, BCS 3/9, MMs pink, pt will not allow touching teeth or MMs EENT: No discharge OU, AU, nose. Mild dental disease. PLNs: Not enlarged. H/L: NSR, NMA. Eupnic, quiet lung sounds. Abd: Pt extremely resistant on abd palp – vocalized angrily! Abd firm, enlarged cranially, with palpable hard stool in colon. M/S/I: Amb x4. No lesions noted. UG: Female. A: 1. Recent hx of increased appetite and vomiting/regurg 2. Underweight 3. Dehydration 4. Dental disease R/O constipation or other GI motility disorder vs. lymphoma vs. other Short-term prognosis: Good to fair P: 1. LRS 100 ml SQ BID x7 days 2. Rec abdominal rads +/- sedation tomorrow 3. Long-term care will likely include chronic management of GI disease, depending on what rads reveal and final diagnosis 1088

06/03/2015 PET PROFILE MEMO
06/03/15 19:46 Basic Information: Naya is a 15 female calico. Naya has been to the vet for her appetite for the past two months. Naya has lost weight but has been eating more than usual. Owner came to surrender Naya because of her health issue and she moving to a new place that doesn’t accept pets. Social Life and Personality: Naya lived with one adult and children ages 5 and 8. Naya is relaxed, affectionate, and respectful towards everyone in the household. Owner stated Naya lived with another cat at one point and at first she didn’t get along with the other cat than after while she was respectful and tolerant. Naya behavior is unknown towards dogs. Naya is indoors only and activity level is low. Owner stated Naya is playful, mellow, talkative, affectionate and independent. Behavior Issues: Naya never bitten or scratched anyone to owner’s knowledge. Naya has a habit of clawing on the sofa. She isn’t bothered by taking baths which is twice a month. She likes her nails to be trimmed and her coat brushed. She enjoys being picked up and held. She isn’t bothered by being put in carrier or disturb by sleeping. For a New Family to Know: Naya is litter box trained and uses a uncovered litter box. She likes to play with toys such as wands and strings. She likes to follow owner around the house and plays gentle with owner. She eats wet food called Fancy Feast twice a day. Owner must monitor Naya so she won’t over eat and vomit. Naya likes to sleep anywhere in the house. Intake Behavior: Upon intake Naya was purring, climbing on owner and wanted to be pet. Naya scanned negative for a microchip and allowed all handling.

WEB MEMO
No Web Memo

06/10/2015 BEHAVIOR EVALUATION – AVERAGE
Exam Type BEHAVIOR
Naya came to us as an owner surrender on 6/3/15. It was reported by the previous owner that Naya comes from a home with one adult and two children. She was described as being respectful towards everyone in the household. She can be seen with relaxed body language in the kennel, and begins to solicit attention from the assessor once in view. She allowed the assessor to pet her softly and pick her up while maintaining loose body language. The behavior department believes that Naya can go to an average home. Reaction to assessor: does not come to front but looks at you – is calm, relaxed and friendly When spoken to quietly: comes to front of cage – soliciting, rubbing against cage front, reaching out with paws Reaction to cage door opening: remains soft and relaxed Reaction to touch: solicits petting and attention – rubs, chirps, meows, Reaction to being picked up: Allows this type of handling

GROUP BEHAVIOR EVALUATION
No Group Behavior Summary

06/05/2015 INITIAL PHYSICAL EXAM
Medical rating was 3 NC – MAJOR CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS, behavior rating was NONE
scan negative BAR- mildly dehydrated- allows minimal handling underweight no pain on palpation no vomiting noted in carrie eating wet food/ good appetite Flea tx Activyl applied

06/10/2015 RE-EXAM (LAST MAJOR EXAM)
Medical rating 4 NC – SEVERE CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS,
6/10 BAR, NO VOMIT FOR PAST 2 DAYS, APP++, EASY TO HANDLE, ATTENTION SEEKING ABDOMINAL PALPATION APPROX 4 CM MULTILOBULATED MOBILE SOFT TISSUE MASS VENTRA-MID ABDOMEN, PATIENT RESISTED ABDOMINAL PALPATION REST OF PE SAME AS 6/9 FELV/FIV NEGATIVE CBC/CHEM/ELEC WBC 23.58 (2.87-17.02) MONO 1.49 (.05-.67) NEU 19.49 (1.48-10.29) REST OF CBC, CHEM, AND ELEC ALL WNL A: GRADE III/VI MURMUR 4 CM INTRA ABDOMINAL MASS: DDX NEOPLASIA, LIKELY LYMPHOMA P: FULL WORKUP FOR ABDOMINAL MASS WITH PLACEMENT AUGMENTIN 1 CC PO BID X 10 DAYS 6/9 SCHEDULED FOR RADS, NO HANDLERS ABLE TO ASSIST PE: BAR, APP ++, NO VOM IN CAGE (ALL DAY), ORAL/PLN WNL, NO GOITRE/SLIP PALPABLE BCS 2.5/9, MOTOR WNL, HYDRATION WNL, LARGE AMOUNT OF URINE ON CAGE FLOOR AUSC GRADE III/VI L>R VENTRAL PANSYSTOLIC MURMUR RHYTHM WNL HR 180, LUNGS CLEAR ABDOMINAL PALPATION APPROX 2.5 CM MULTILOBULATED VENTRAL MOBILE MASS, COULD NOT INDENT DDX:HYPERTHYROIDISM (HOWEVER HR 180 NO GOITRE PALPABLE) VS RENAL VS NEOPLASIA VS OTHER RECOMMEND BLOODWORK AND RADS TOMORROW CONTINUE TO MONITOR AND WITH CURRENT THERAPY GUARDED PROGNOSIS AT THIS TIME, NEED FURTHER DIAGNOSTICS 6/7 Hx: Owner surrender, owner gave hx of increased appetite and vomiting for last month. Prev vet recommended switching to canned food; it’s not clear if any diagnostics were done. Pt vomited here yesterday and was dehydrated on initial exam. Currently, pt has eaten about half of the wet food that’s been offered, and there are two large piles of regurgitation or vomitus in the cage. No stool in litterbox or cage. S: Active, tolerates most of exam O: BAR-H, BCS 3/9, MMs pink, pt will not allow touching teeth or MMs EENT: No discharge OU, AU, nose. Mild dental disease. PLNs: Not enlarged. H/L: NSR, NMA. Eupnic, quiet lung sounds. Abd: Pt extremely resistant on abd palp – vocalized angrily! Abd firm, enlarged cranially, with palpable hard stool in colon. M/S/I: Amb x4. No lesions noted. UG: Female. A: 1. Recent hx of increased appetite and vomiting/regurg 2. Underweight 3. Dehydration 4. Dental disease R/O constipation or other GI motility disorder vs. lymphoma vs. other Short-term prognosis: Good to fair P: 1. LRS 100 ml SQ BID x7 days 2. Rec abdominal rads +/- sedation tomorrow 3. Long-term care will likely include chronic management of GI disease, depending on what rads reveal and final diagnosis 1088

 

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