C09995863 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:Cavoodle
Age (years):1
Diagnosis or signs:sore eye
Consult notes
Appointment Notes: check eye L eye SubjectivePresenting Concerns:-   Albert, a 1.5-year-old male castrated Cavoodle, presented for an acute onset of squinting in the left eye. The owner reports this started approximately 10 minutes prior to the consultation.  Lifestyle Risk Factors:-   Was groomed earlier today.Emotional Assessment: SW fave  Eyes: Blepharospasm and significant conjunctival hyperaemia are present in the left eye. The right eye has mild conjunctival hyperaemia. No foreign body was visualised in either eye.   Point of Care Diagnostics:-   Fluorescein stain: A large, superficial corneal ulcer was identified in the left eye. The right eye was negative for stain uptake.AssessmentLeft traumatic corneal ulceration – A large, superficial ulcer is present, consistent with an abrasion or splash injury. The exact cause is unknown.  Bilateral conjunctivitis – Secondary to ocular irritation, more severe in the left eye.PlanPending Diagnostics:-   A recheck appointment is scheduled for Monday to restain the eye and assess healing.  Medications/Treatments:-   Antibiotic eye drops: Chlorsig Instil 1 drop into the left eye 4 times daily. The first dose was administered in the clinic. Keep refrigerated.-   Oral pain relief: Meloxicam Administer the dose for a 9 kg dog orally once daily. It must be given with a full meal.  Additional Discussion:-   Keep Albert out of direct sunlight and avoid activities like visiting the dog beach.-   The owner was advised to use an Elizabethan collar if Albert begins to rub at his eye to prevent further damage. O has one at home -   Discussed the importance of treatment to prevent the ulcer from worsening and potentially compromising the eye.-   Recommended the owner inform the groomer of the incident.

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-05T00:00:00Z 4:35?pm
Appointment Notes: check eye L eye SubjectivePresenting Concerns:-   Albert, a 1.5-year-old male castrated Cavoodle, presented for an acute onset of squinting in the left eye. The owner reports this started approximately 10 minutes prior to the consultation.  Lifestyle Risk Factors:-   Was groomed earlier today.Emotional Assessment: SW fave  Eyes: Blepharospasm and significant conjunctival hyperaemia are present in the left eye. The right eye has mild conjunctival hyperaemia. No foreign body was visualised in either eye.   Point of Care Diagnostics:-   Fluorescein stain: A large, superficial corneal ulcer was identified in the left eye. The right eye was negative for stain uptake.AssessmentLeft traumatic corneal ulceration – A large, superficial ulcer is present, consistent with an abrasion or splash injury. The exact cause is unknown.  Bilateral conjunctivitis – Secondary to ocular irritation, more severe in the left eye.PlanPending Diagnostics:-   A recheck appointment is scheduled for Monday to restain the eye and assess healing.  Medications/Treatments:-   Antibiotic eye drops: Chlorsig Instil 1 drop into the left eye 4 times daily. The first dose was administered in the clinic. Keep refrigerated.-   Oral pain relief: Meloxicam Administer the dose for a 9 kg dog orally once daily. It must be given with a full meal.  Additional Discussion:-   Keep Albert out of direct sunlight and avoid activities like visiting the dog beach.-   The owner was advised to use an Elizabethan collar if Albert begins to rub at his eye to prevent further damage. O has one at home -   Discussed the importance of treatment to prevent the ulcer from worsening and potentially compromising the eye.-   Recommended the owner inform the groomer of the incident.    Vital Signs    Weight: 9;       MMColour: Pink;       RespirationRate: 20;       HeartRate: 130;       HeadEyes: Abnormal (L eye corneal ulcer );       Nose: Normal;       Skin: Normal;       MusculoSkeletal: Normal;       Ears: Normal;       Neck: Normal;       LymphNodes: Normal;       Heart: Normal;       Lungs: Normal;       Abdomen: Normal;       RectalGenetalia: Normal;       Gingivitis: 0;       Calculus: 0;       Observation: Normal;       Temperature: 38.8;       BodyScore: 5;       DentalGrade: 0;       CRT: 1-2;       

Previous claim history (6)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2026-01-31C09835486OTITIS EXTERNA
2026-01-24C09806382OTITIS EXTERNA
2025-07-25C9015543URINATION ABNORMAL - INAPPROPRIATE URINATION - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
2025-07-08C8937297DESEXING
2025-02-27C8390370GASTROINTESTINAL PROBLEMS
2025-02-27C8390370EAR (AURAL) INFECTION

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

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_consultation122.852026-03-05
20000tstarc_eye_medication_-_topical_antibiotics34.952026-03-05
30000tstarc_meloxicam45.312026-03-05
40000tstarc_diagnostic_test_-_fluorescein_eye_stain36.242026-03-05

UPM+

  • DG03073Corneal Ulcer - TraumaticDSTP_corneal_ulcer_-_trauma

Variant (sleepy_king)

CORNEAL ULCER
DSTP_eye_-_corneal_ulcer
Conf: 0.820
Threshold: 0.26
Above:
Correct?
Reason (correct)