C09993668 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Age (years):7
Diagnosis or signs:Consultation
Consult notes
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<p>Hx:<br>Presenting for consultation. <br><br>Owner has figured out that when Pumpkin gets really stressed she drinks a lot of water. <br><br>Just in the last day, owner observed on a walk Pumpkin urinate normally, then stop and posture for another minute without producing any urine. She also wanted to be let out to urinate at 2 a.m. (highly unusual) and this morning the colour of her urine appear quite dilute. <br><br>Ears also maybe a bit itchy. <br><br>Eating and drinking normally? yes<br>Toileting normally? unsure<br>CSVD? nil<br><br>Diet: back onto regular diet<br>Prophylaxis? not discussed<br>Any other problems? nil<br>Medications? carprofen 75mg given last night by owner (had one remaining) <br><br>Exam:<br>BAR<br>Weight 22.3kg, BCS 7/9<br>Mm pink, CRT &lt;2s<br>Dentition - normal adult conformation, grade 0.5/4<br>Eyes – normal pupil, sclera, iris. Normal reflexes present<br>Ears – mild erythema, clean otherwise; swabs collected<br>Integument – good condition; occasional crusty scabs from previous contact allergies<br>Lymph nodes: peripheral LNs palpate WNL<br>Cardiovascular auscultation WNL – NMA, SSFP, normal BV sounds, normal rhythm<br>Abdominal palpation – WNL, no masses detected, no fluid wave, no umbilical/inguinal hernias<br>URG – normal external genital conformation, desexed female <br>MSK – limbs are of a normal conformation, no lameness noted. Ambulating normally, limbs have a normal ROM<br>Temp not ex<br>Neuro: not ex, normal mentation<br><br>Lab:<br>Urine collected via cystocentesis. <br>USG: 1.004 (but not first sample of day)<br>BIL -ve<br>URO norm<br>KET -ve<br>PRO -ve<br>NIT -ve<br>GLU norm<br>pH 7.0<br>BLO -ve<br>LEU -ve<br><br>Sediment spun twice as urine was quite clear to begin with - scant cocci, no WBCs or RBC, clumps of epithelial cells, amorphous crystals <br><br>Ear swabs <br>AU nuclear streaming, scant cocci <br><br>Assessment:<br>Possible subclinical bacteruria<br><br>Plan:<br>Carprofen 50mg SID 10 days<br>Repeat urine sample in 2 weeks to assess USG - if still dilute need to investigate possibility of central or nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, primary polydipsia <br>Clean ears; discussed skin management - immuno-modulatory medications e.g. Cytopt </p>
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Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-03T00:00:00Z 16:03:00
Method of collection: Free catch (5am this morning)Colour: Yellow - cloudyUSG: 1.035CodeNameUnitsLowResultHighTextKetonesKetonesmg/dL- 0BilirubinBilirubinmg/dL- 0ProteinProteinmg/dL+/- 15GlucoseGlucosemg/dL- 0BloodBloodCell/uL+3 200pHpH6.0Sediment: Run on AI imagyst - check path tabComments: Update blood test reminder as necessary:Repeat urinalysis reminder placed:
2026-03-03T00:00:00Z 15:59:00
Subjective:Straining to urinate for several days with no urine outputObjective:MM pink CRT 1 secVoided urine sample: normal pH, normal concentration, no bacteriaVaginal cytology: neutrophils ++, some bacteria, small amount of bloodAssessment:VaginitisPlan:Anti-inflammatory SIDRevisit if no improvement
2026-02-02T00:00:00Z 10:07:00
Owner present: KatieHistory:O wondering re hips, became hesitant to go up the stairs. Goes on short walks as she overheats.Is otherwise well, EDDU normally, is UTD with flea/tick/worming at home. O thought she had HW test and injection about 1yr ago but there is no record of this here. AS checked the file as well. Possibly overdue for vaccs as according to our records last vacc was Sept 2024.Owner also concerned about "rapid overheating" on short walks (15 minutes in 19C weather). Seems to pant andPMHx: Skin allergies, managed with Cytopoint injection in June 2025.Environmental history: Lives in an apartment, short walks due to overheating. Does not go to dog parks but interacts with a few known dogs.E:- BAR, well behaved.- HR 100, panting, no audible murmur, Lungs clear on auscultation.- Weight: 22.3 kg. Body condition score suggests 2-3 kg weight loss is ideal.- Musculoskeletal: Hip examination reveals good range of motion, no pain or crepitus on palpation. Stifles and hocks also have good ROM and no crepitus. Normal muscle mass.- Oral: Teeth appear good, no significant issues noted despite no brushing.- Eyes and ears: Normal.Assessment & Plan:1. Overweight- Assessment: Current weight 22.3 kg, target weight 19-20 kg.- Treatment plan: Weight loss of 2-3 kg recommended to improve mobility and reduce overheating.- Panting (even heavily) is normal for dogs when walking provided they are not lethargic, collapsing or having trouble breathing.2. Vaccination Status- Assessment: Last C5 vaccination was in September 2024.- Treatment plan: C5 vaccination (oral component) and kennel cough vaccination administered today.- Follow-up recommendations: Recheck in one month for kennel cough booster if previous vaccination was over a year ago. O to check records at home. Slight overvaccination not an issue if already up to date today.3. Heartworm Prevention- Assessment: Owner reports a heartworm injection approximately 12-18 months ago (June 2025) but records are not found in the system. Low risk of infection as no travel to bushland areas.- Declined heartworm injection today. Owner to check records at home.4. Skin Allergies- Assessment: Well-managed with Cytopoint injection in June 2025 and weekly bathing routine.- Treatment plan: Continue current management.5. Dental Health- Assessment: Good dental health despite lack of brushing, likely due to abrasive action of raw carrots.- Treatment plan: Continue providing raw carrots. Advised to monitor for large pieces getting stuck.Additional Notes:- Discussed that weight loss may improve mobility and reduce overheating.- Advised that if mobility worsens or becomes consistently poor, X-rays would be indicated.- Counselled on post-vaccination monitoring for signs of mild upper respiratory tract infection (runny nose, cough) or gastrointestinal upset (vomiting, diarrhoea) for the next 24 hours.- Advised to seek urgent veterinary attention for signs of an allergic reaction such as facial swelling or hives.

Previous claim history (2)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2026-02-02C09993140VACCINATIONS OR HEALTH CHECKS
2025-06-11C8823186HYPERSENSITIVITY DISORDER (ALLERGY)

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LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_consultation99.002025-05-27
20000tstarc_diagnostic_test_-_urine_test89.002025-05-27
30000tstarc_diagnostic_test_-_cytology48.002025-05-27
40000tstarc_carprofen38.102025-05-27

UPM+

  • DG02139URINATION ABNORMAL - OTHER - PRESENTING COMPLAINTDSTP_clinical_signs_-_urination_abnormal

Variant (sleepy_king)

VULVAL DISORDER
DSTP_vulval_and_vaginal_disorder
Conf: 0.520
Threshold: 0.25
Above:
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Acceptable?
Reason (not acceptable — misleading)
Diagnosis description