C10003451 / invoice 10000

Species:FELINE
Breed:Bengal
Age (years):1
Diagnosis or signs:gap only
Consult notes
swollowed hair tye - thrown up anther hair tye last night, upset stomach,
quiet not himself, still eating

History:
threw up a small coiled hair tie yesterday night. He was a little lethargic during the day prior to this. Ate his breakfast this morning and is drinking water but seems a little tired this morning. No otrher issues to note, he has otherwise been well. Alex found a few hair ties under the bed which he may. UTD with Vacc and parasite control.

Examination:
Demeanour: BAR
BCS: 4/9
MM: Pink and moist     
CRT: <2
Hydration: Euhydrated
HR: 130
RR: 24  
Temp: 38.1
Cardiac: No murmurs auscultated, normal rhythm and intensity
Lungs: Normal lung sounds bilaterally, normal respiratory effort
Eyes: Behaving visually, corneas clear,
Ears: External ear canals and pinna clean with no erythema or discharge 
Nose: Nares moist with no discharge present.
Oral:Unable to perform oral exam as he was quite resistant
Integument: Skin and coat clean and shiny, no evidence of alopecia or ectopic parasites. 
LN's: All appropriate in size/symetry
Abdomen: Soft and comfortable on palpation
MSK: Ambulating WNL x4, no appreciable lameness or ataxia 
Urogenital: External genitalia clean with no discharge or faecal staining present.
Rectal: Rectal not performed, no perianal swelling or erythema present.
Nervous system: Mentation appropriate, no cranial nerve deficits noted

Assessment:
Problem list
1. Mild lethargey
2. V+ hair tie yesterday

DDx
Dietary indiscretion, Gastritis/GE vs GI Foreign body

Cannot rule out FB without imaging but given his energy in consultation and the fact he is still eating and drinking decreases suspicion. Offered abdominal xrays but O but declined and opted to monitor him at home for net couple of days.

Treatment:
- No treatment required today

Plan:
- Monitor at home for next couple of days and advise if he goes innapetent, vomits, becomes more lethargic or stops defecating. Consider radiographs if worsens or shows these signs.


 

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-09T00:00:00Z 10:06:00
swollowed hair tye - thrown up anther hair tye last night, upset stomach,
quiet not himself, still eating

History:
threw up a small coiled hair tie yesterday night. He was a little lethargic during the day prior to this. Ate his breakfast this morning and is drinking water but seems a little tired this morning. No otrher issues to note, he has otherwise been well. Alex found a few hair ties under the bed which he may. UTD with Vacc and parasite control.

Examination:
Demeanour: BAR
BCS: 4/9
MM: Pink and moist     
CRT: <2
Hydration: Euhydrated
HR: 130
RR: 24  
Temp: 38.1
Cardiac: No murmurs auscultated, normal rhythm and intensity
Lungs: Normal lung sounds bilaterally, normal respiratory effort
Eyes: Behaving visually, corneas clear,
Ears: External ear canals and pinna clean with no erythema or discharge 
Nose: Nares moist with no discharge present.
Oral:Unable to perform oral exam as he was quite resistant
Integument: Skin and coat clean and shiny, no evidence of alopecia or ectopic parasites. 
LN's: All appropriate in size/symetry
Abdomen: Soft and comfortable on palpation
MSK: Ambulating WNL x4, no appreciable lameness or ataxia 
Urogenital: External genitalia clean with no discharge or faecal staining present.
Rectal: Rectal not performed, no perianal swelling or erythema present.
Nervous system: Mentation appropriate, no cranial nerve deficits noted

Assessment:
Problem list
1. Mild lethargey
2. V+ hair tie yesterday

DDx
Dietary indiscretion, Gastritis/GE vs GI Foreign body

Cannot rule out FB without imaging but given his energy in consultation and the fact he is still eating and drinking decreases suspicion. Offered abdominal xrays but O but declined and opted to monitor him at home for net couple of days.

Treatment:
- No treatment required today

Plan:
- Monitor at home for next couple of days and advise if he goes innapetent, vomits, becomes more lethargic or stops defecating. Consider radiographs if worsens or shows these signs.


 

Previous claim history (2)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2026-02-02C09842811INTOXICATION (POISONING)/TOXIN EXPOSURE - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
2025-12-12C09619165ACNE - FELINE ACNE

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

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_consultation94.002026-03-09

UPM+

  • DG00986GASTROENTERITISDSTP_gastroenteritis

Variant (sleepy_king)

GASTROENTERITIS
DSTP_gastroenteritis
Conf: 0.750
Threshold: 0.68
Above:
Correct?