C09972302 / invoice 10000

HISTORYPresenting for: Molly, a 6-month-old female Kelpie Cross American Staffy and Shar Pei, presented for recurrent conjunctivitis with discharge noted in the corner of her eye.Historical Conditions: Previous episode of conjunctivitisCurrent Meds: Flea and worming treatments up to dateLifestyle Risk Factors: Plays with multiple dogs daily including rough and tumble play, exposure to wind and dust during walks, curious nature leading to investigation of various environmental elementsEXAMMentation: BARWt: 15.5 kgBehavioural: Calm and cooperative during examination, readily accepts treats, very sweet temperament, nothing bothers her, gets along well with all dogs regardless of their behaviourEyes: Mild discharge present in right eye, no corneal staining with fluorescein stain in either eye, no scratches or ulcerations detectedDiagnostics: Fluorescein stain - negative for corneal ulceration bilaterallyASSESSMENTConjunctivitis - likely environmental irritation secondary to rough play and dust exposurePLANtry a different ointment - Recommend routine eye cleaning after rough play sessions or windy conditions using saline solution, cotton wool, or commercial eye wipes- Monitor for resolution and return if condition persists or worsens    Vital Signs    Weight: 15.4;