RIVER – A1047397

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My name is RIVER. My Animal ID # is A1047397. – P
I am a neutered male brn tabby and white domestic sh mix. The shelter thinks I am about 1 YEAR

I came in the shelter as a OWNER SUR on 08/10/2015 from NY 11221, owner surrender reason stated was MOVE2PRIVA.

MOST RECENT MEDICAL INFORMATION AND WEIGHT
08/12/2015 Exam Type CAGE EXAM – Medical Rating is 3 NC – MAJOR CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS, Behavior Rating is NONE, Weight 9.6 LBS.

08/12/15 09:16 QAR Bladder not palpable Normal feces and urine in litter box CWCT 08/11/15 09:52 QAR, bladder expressed easily, not eating A: probably post obtruction azotemia vs pyelonepritis P; CWCTP NH placement for repeat bloodwork & UA 08/11/15 09:45 QARH Eating/drinking Soft, small bladder Normal urine in litter box A Possibly blocked 8/10 P Recc repeat blood work and UA scanned negative neutered male history of “crystals” s/o: obtunded behavior laying on side vocalizing when touched small bladder. fur is urine soaked easily expressed clear looking urine ran bloodwork: asotemia bun 130 creat 6.2 all elctrolytes elevated too dehydrated a: probably post obtruction azotemia vs pyelonepritis P: gave 100 cc lrs sq–perked up after gave 1cc amoxi-clav po fair prognosis unless re-blocks

08/10/2015 PET PROFILE MEMO
08/10/15 21:15 Basic Information: River is a year old neutered brown tabby. His previous owner had him since he was 6 weeks old and got him from a shelter in Brooklyn. The last time he went to the vet was 8/9/15. A few things he liked most about him were, he is very affectionate, likes to curl up next to him when he laid down, and he is very energized. Social Life & Personality: Around other cats river is relaxed and affectionate and is gentle when he plays. He is litter box trained and was kept indoors only. He has a high activity level, his previous owner stated he is always discovering something and likes to be active. River can be described as playful, confident, friendly, affectionate, independent and quiet. Behavior Issues: When he’s given a bath River struggles. He enjoys being picked up or held. He struggles when being put in a carrier and isn’t bothered if he is disturbed while sleeping. For a New Family to Know: River used crystal litter in a hooded litter box. She liked to play with string and balls. She doesn’t scratch and when her previous owner was home River liked to follow her around and be in the same room. When she played with her previous owner she was gentle. She ate wet and dry meow mix and healthy choice cat food. At night she slept anywhere. Behavior During Intake: River was very quiet and went in and out of her crate easily. She allowed me to pet her and hold her. She showed no signs of aggression.

WEB MEMO
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BEHAVIOR EVALUATION
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GROUP BEHAVIOR EVALUATION
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08/10/2015 INITIAL PHYSICAL EXAM
Medical rating was 3 NC – MAJOR CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS, behavior rating was NONE
scanned negative neutered male history of “crystals” s/o: obtunded behavior laying on side vocalizing when touched small bladder. fur is urine soaked easily expressed clear looking urine ran bloodwork: asotemia bun 130 creat 6.2 all elctrolytes elevated too dehydrated a: probably post obtruction azotemia vs pyelonepritis P: gave 100 cc lrs sq–perked up after gave 1cc amoxi-clav po fair prognosis unless re-blocks

08/12/2015 CAGE EXAM (LAST MAJOR EXAM)
Medical rating 3 NC – MAJOR CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS,
08/12/15 09:16 QAR Bladder not palpable Normal feces and urine in litter box CWCT 08/11/15 09:52 QAR, bladder expressed easily, not eating A: probably post obtruction azotemia vs pyelonepritis P; CWCTP NH placement for repeat bloodwork & UA 08/11/15 09:45 QARH Eating/drinking Soft, small bladder Normal urine in litter box A Possibly blocked 8/10 P Recc repeat blood work and UA scanned negative neutered male history of “crystals” s/o: obtunded behavior laying on side vocalizing when touched small bladder. fur is urine soaked easily expressed clear looking urine ran bloodwork: asotemia bun 130 creat 6.2 all elctrolytes elevated too dehydrated a: probably post obtruction azotemia vs pyelonepritis P: gave 100 cc lrs sq–perked up after gave 1cc amoxi-clav po fair prognosis unless re-blocks

RE-EXAM:

08/21/15

Urination: animal is urinating. Abdominal palpation, small soft bladder

Nosf

08/19/15 16:02

S/O: QAR, appears comfortable/non-painful. no urine seen in litter box. bladder small and soft.

A: FLUTD/UO x 1

P: continue current meds

sign up for tech check to monitor urine output

A volunteer writes: This friendly little tabby baby has the most adorable habit of lying on his back and exposing his belly when human friends stop by his kennel to say hi. It’s a sign that he’s trusting and submissive, a gentle loverboy who gets high marks from volunteers and is well-behaved with all. River is quiet, can sleep through anything, and has a funny way of spreading his legs apart when he takes his power naps. He’d be a great addition to almost any kind of home, as long as he gets to feel cherished and safe. Come meet this all-around purrfect best pal today.

 

Another volunteer writes: River is a playful, friendly tiger tabby who is just one year old and raring to go – go -go, but not so quickly that he can’t take time out for lots of snuggles.

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