C09985497 / invoice 10000

Species:FELINE
Breed:Domestic Short Hair
Age (years):2
Diagnosis or signs:gap only
Consult notes
Annual HC + VACC + wanting to discuss dental


History: (- dental concerns, back teeth difficult to brush; 
- intermittent ear bleeding from small spot on ear - yellowy/pussy few months ago, recurred couple of days ago; 
- occasional clear nasal discharge when head down cuddling with O
- inter cat tension: 2 boys chasing jelly
 - 4 trays all in laundry
-  multiple water bowls in the house and multiple food bowls
- 1 Feliway diffuser in the hallway, 3B unit ))
 
EDDU: (occsional soft stool - only one watery recently, hairballs vomits (jelly likely) natural hairball solution omega oil. no s and c)
 Diet: (ziwi wet and black hawk dry

 Medical condition: ()nil
 Medication: () nil 
 Kept: (indoor and outdoor on leash)
 Parasite control: (Revolution 4-6 weeks from now)
 Behavioural concerns: (two boys chasing jelly - everyday - every couple of days, rex will chase jelly and pin her down)

Examine:
 Weight change: (- 200g)
 Muscle condition score: (a)
 Mentation - (BAR)
 Mucous membrane (pink),(moist)
 CRT (<2) seconds
 Teeth/oral cavity - (G1/4)
 Eyes - (NAD)
 Ears - (NAD)
 Skin - (3mm x 3mm wound at the L preauricular skin, scabbed, mild erythema, Impression smear made)
 Lymph nodes - (NAD)
 Thyroid - (NAD)
 Heart rhythm - (NAD)
 Chest auscultation/Lungs - (NAD)
 Abdominal palpation - (NAD)
 Musculoskeletal - (NAD)
 Urogenital - (NAD)
 Pain score (0/6)
Cytology exam of the impression smear: Abundant red cells and small amount neutrophils present, intracelluar cocci in the epithelial cells

Assessment: (
Fit for vaccination
Clear nasal discharge: allergic rhinitis vs URT infection (less likely) as clinically well.
Bacterial dermatitis: secondary to self trauma due to allergy? vs trauma (ie cat fight) (less likely)
Early Dental disease G1/4

Vaccination:  (Ducat F2) 
  
Treatment 
- Chlorhex antiseptic - dilute 1:10 with water, clean wound daily for 1 wk
- Nirolone (prednisone + antihistamine) - half tablet once daily for 5 days, then half tablet every other day for 1 week, then half tablet twice weekly for 1 week then stop; monitor for increased appetite, thirst, urination; low risk of diabetes discussed.

Plan
- G1 dental scale and polishing later this year.

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-04T00:00:00Z 14:50:00
Annual HC + VACC + wanting to discuss dental


History: (- dental concerns, back teeth difficult to brush; 
- intermittent ear bleeding from small spot on ear - yellowy/pussy few months ago, recurred couple of days ago; 
- occasional clear nasal discharge when head down cuddling with O
- inter cat tension: 2 boys chasing jelly
 - 4 trays all in laundry
-  multiple water bowls in the house and multiple food bowls
- 1 Feliway diffuser in the hallway, 3B unit ))
 
EDDU: (occsional soft stool - only one watery recently, hairballs vomits (jelly likely) natural hairball solution omega oil. no s and c)
 Diet: (ziwi wet and black hawk dry

 Medical condition: ()nil
 Medication: () nil 
 Kept: (indoor and outdoor on leash)
 Parasite control: (Revolution 4-6 weeks from now)
 Behavioural concerns: (two boys chasing jelly - everyday - every couple of days, rex will chase jelly and pin her down)

Examine:
 Weight change: (- 200g)
 Muscle condition score: (a)
 Mentation - (BAR)
 Mucous membrane (pink),(moist)
 CRT (<2) seconds
 Teeth/oral cavity - (G1/4)
 Eyes - (NAD)
 Ears - (NAD)
 Skin - (3mm x 3mm wound at the L preauricular skin, scabbed, mild erythema, Impression smear made)
 Lymph nodes - (NAD)
 Thyroid - (NAD)
 Heart rhythm - (NAD)
 Chest auscultation/Lungs - (NAD)
 Abdominal palpation - (NAD)
 Musculoskeletal - (NAD)
 Urogenital - (NAD)
 Pain score (0/6)
Cytology exam of the impression smear: Abundant red cells and small amount neutrophils present, intracelluar cocci in the epithelial cells

Assessment: (
Fit for vaccination
Clear nasal discharge: allergic rhinitis vs URT infection (less likely) as clinically well.
Bacterial dermatitis: secondary to self trauma due to allergy? vs trauma (ie cat fight) (less likely)
Early Dental disease G1/4

Vaccination:  (Ducat F2) 
  
Treatment 
- Chlorhex antiseptic - dilute 1:10 with water, clean wound daily for 1 wk
- Nirolone (prednisone + antihistamine) - half tablet once daily for 5 days, then half tablet every other day for 1 week, then half tablet twice weekly for 1 week then stop; monitor for increased appetite, thirst, urination; low risk of diabetes discussed.

Plan
- G1 dental scale and polishing later this year.
2025-01-10T00:00:00Z 16:00:00
HC + Vacc

History: (Owner concerned about the crusting on the nose, history of cat flu. Occasionally sneezes and has weepy eyes)
 EDDU: (Normal)
 Diet: (Raw and fresh - chicken/kangaroo/beef)
 Medical condition: (History of cat flu)
 Medication: (No)
 Kept: (Indoor, outside on a lead)
 Worming: (UTD)
 Behavioural concerns: (No)

Examine:
 Weight change: (+330g)
 Muscle condition score: (A)
 Mentation - (BAR)
 CRT (<2) seconds
 Teeth/oral cavity - (Mild plaque on upper carnassials, no gingivitis <G1)
 Eyes - (NAD)
 Nose - (Dried discharge (crusting) around both nostrils)
 Ears - (NAD)
 Skin - (NAD)
 Lymph nodes - (NAD)
 Thyroid - (NAD)
 Heart rate - (165, no murmur)
 Heart rhythm - (NAD)
 Chest auscultation/Lungs - (NAD)
 Abdominal palpation - (NAD)
 Musculoskeletal - (NAD)
 Urogenital - (NAD)

Assessment: (Fit for vaccination. Discussed brushing teeth
Discussed respiratory pcr - cost constrained, declined for now but is interested in doing it at some point)

Treatment: (Nobivac tricat sc)

Plan: (May need G1 dental in 6-12 months)

Recheck/Recall/Reminder: ()

 
2024-10-18T00:00:00Z 16:10:00
History: (fFrom petstock, prevously at sanctuary, from when adopted, has had gunky nose. Do have cat flu in house. Zyrtec has helped but not cleared. Does sneeze. Sometimes runny eyes. Was told had his vaccinations)
 EDDU: (Can be picky, does eat steadily)
 Diet: (raw food, with supplements)
 Medical condition: ()
 Medication: (Zyrtec previously)
 Kept: (Inside)
 Worming: ()
 Behavioural concerns: ()

Examine:
 Weight change: ()
 Muscle condition score: ()
 Mentation - ()
 Mucous membrane (pink),(moist)
 CRT (<2) seconds
 Teeth/oral cavity - ()
 Eyes - (NAD)
 Ears - (NAD)
 Skin - (NAD)
 Lymph nodes - (NAD)
 Thyroid - (NAD)
 Heart rhythm - (NAD)
 Chest auscultation/Lungs - (NAD)
 Abdominal palpation - (NAD)
 Musculoskeletal - (NAD)
 Urogenital - (NAD)

Assessment: ()

Vaccination: (Tricat F3) (Ducat F2) (Feligen FIV)

Parasite treatment: (Milpro) (Profender) (Bravecto) 

Other recommendations: ()
  

Previous claim history

DateClaim #Diagnosis
No prior claims.

Line items(lines with upstream diagnosis are skipped by the model)

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_vaccination_(canine)118.002026-03-04
upstreamDSTP_routine_care_-_vaccinations_or_health_checks
20000tstarc_vaccination_(canine)35.402026-03-04
upstreamDSTP_routine_care_-_vaccinations_or_health_checks
30000tstarc_cortisosteroids_and_antihistamine24.802026-03-04
40000tstarc_chlorhexidine29.702026-03-04

UPM+

  • DG02932VACCINATIONS OR HEALTH CHECKSDSTP_routine_care_-_vaccinations_or_health_checks
  • DG00592DERMATITISDSTP_skin_-_dermatitis
  • DG01554RHINITISDSTP_nasal_disorder

Variant (sleepy_king)

WOUND - LACERATION
DSTP_wound_or_laceration
Conf: 0.220
Threshold: 0.60
Above:
Correct?
Acceptable?
Reason (acceptable)
Diagnosis description