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Appointment Notes: Strider (Dog) - Consultation - Illness/injury [Clinician : Dr Kristi James (Preferred Clinician)] - Small white lump on his wristWeb BookingClient name: Ben McQueenContact number: 0411026721Email address: mcqueenben@gmail.comPatient name: Strider Original Appointment Type: Consultation - Illness/injuryVerified: NoHistory:Presenting for: Strider presented for examination of a purulent spot/lesion and follow-up on previous nasal conditionHistorical Conditions: Previous skin conditions, history of complicated medical issues, chicken/poultry allergy, previous desexingDiet: Currently on Lyka dietSkin: Owner reports coat colour changes with darker splotches and lighter patches where it used to be more uniform colour, recent dandruffy coat noted after bathing, no itching or scratching observedCurrent Meds: Uses medical shampoo for dry skin conditionExamination:Behavioural: Cooperative during examinationNose: Improved appearance compared to previous visit, slightly dry at edge but overall betterIntegumentary: LFL mid way down between carpus and elbow small raised bump on skin lesion present, felt fluidy and was expressed during examination - white fluid came outCoat showing pigmentation changes with darker and lighter patches compared to previous uniform colouring. No signs of irritation or excessive dandruff at time of examinationDiagnostics: Cytology of expressed material - no white blood cells, no bacteria, no inflammatory cells present, acellular, suspect sebaceous fluidAssessment:Sebaceous cyst or blocked hair follicle - likely secondary to minor trauma such as insect bite or ingrown hair rather than bacterial infection based on cytology findingsCoat pigmentation changes - possibly related to previous medications, age-related changes, or skin healthPlan:Additional Discussion:- Monitor lesion site to ensure patient does not lick and introduce secondary infection- Surgical removal option available if lesion recurs, enlarges, or becomes bothersome to patient- Consider skin supplements, particularly omega-3 fish oils for coat health- Regular bathing with medical shampoo may help with coat condition - can use weekly for several weeks then taper frequency- Veterinarian to research appropriate skin supplement options suitable for patient with poultry allergyDear Mr McQueen, I have had a chat to our team regarding supplements for skin and I think the best one I can find here in Australia is a supplement called Antinol Skin Support for Dogs. You can find it online if you search it, or here is a link where I found it online. https://petchemist.com.au/products/antinol-skin-support-for-dogs.html?setCurrencyId=1&sku=AS210&utm_medium=google-free-product-listings&utm_source=feedops&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_campaign=17687230067&utm_agid=&utm_term=&creative=&device=c&placement=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17676883590&gbraid=0AAAAADSTlBFAA-KeG0kBXhu49kRAy57Tz&gclid=CjwKCAiAzZ_NBhAEEiwAMtqKy7ootUwcuBZ0qnpfRnVIvzrlKX6FQFOD6nydgNo9Zi4BlCatlMSqXxoCnzQQAvD_BwEIf you have any questions, please let me know. Kind regardsKristi Bondi Veterinary Hospital    Vital Signs    

28/01/2026 11:01:14 MA: SASH called to FU with KJ. Advised to give vaccine 6-12 months from now. Passed message on to KJ--- 28/01/2026 11:55:10 KJ Emailed O Dear Mr McQueen, It was so lovely to meet yourself and Strider at our appointment! I have contacted SASH Gold Coast and their internal medicine team have advised that Strider be vaccinated in around 6-12 months time depending on his condiiton being stable and him doing well. I am happy for you to book this in nearer the time. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me Kind regardsDr Kristi James V100511Bondi Veterinary Hospital-------------------Ben McQueenMon 2 Feb, 17:07 (15 hours ago)to meThanks so much for calling SASH! Really appreciate following that up for us!Warmest regardsBen03/02/2026 10:22:52 GRV: FU call. No answer. Left VM and sent SMS.05/02/2026 11:22:42 GRV: FU call. No answer. Left VM and sent SMS.    Vital Signs    

New client, previous vet Tweed Coast Vets, Cabarita nsw. Closed over the weekend so could not call for Hx. EQO brought in as run out of Pentoxitylline On this medication for immune mediated vasculitisAlso takes 2.5mg pred SID Tried tapering down but nose began to crackHad oral lesions - 15-20 ulcersBad timesSeen at SASH, very happy with progress nowAsked about giving vaccinations, advised need to call SASH to determine what to do re-vac with medication as not common issue seen/not common medication - I dont knowCEMm pink and moistNo oral lesionsMild cracking of nasal planum Skin goodMCS goodBCS idealHeart ausc NAD no murmursChest clearAbdo palp softLN WNLPrescription given - advised to get from chemist5 repeats given - 6m supply To call SASH to see if vac ok or not    Vital Signs