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Reason: LumpAppointment Notes: Booked Online: 01/03/2026 11:59:33 AMBooking Type: Skin, Ears, Eyes or LumpsBooking Notes: There’s a lump on Salty’s bum Owner Name: Salty LewisOwner Email: mollylouisesavage@gmail.comOwner Mobile Number: 0403611283Pet Name: SaltyPet Species: DogWeb BookingClient name: LewisContact number: 0403611283Email address: mollylouisesavage@gmail.comPatient name: SaltyHistory: Presented for a lump on the back left leg adjacent to the tail, first noticed by the owner two days prior. The dog sniffs the area but is not otherwise bothered by it. There is no scooting, straining to defecate, or abnormal stools. Appetite, thirst, urination, and defecation are all normal. No vomiting or diarrhoea reported. There is a history of chronic, mild skin irritations and pruritus, which are currently considered well-managed by the owner. Doing fortnightly washes with medicated shampooCurrent meds: nothingProphylaxis: ST UTDExamination:BARMM pink & moist, CRT <2sBCS 6/9EENO no ocular or nasal discharge, pinna clear. Dental G0C1 starting on upper carnassials PLNs submand, prescap and popliteal WNLAbdo palp comfortable, WNLInte L rump, off to L side of tail base, ~1.5cm subcutaneous, firm nodule. Few healing epidermal collarettes on ventral abdomen MSK well muscled, ambulatory x4Neuro mentation WNL, ambulatory x4UG WNLRectal not performedTemp not takenLaboratory: FNA: thick, purulent material. Keratinocytes and acellular debris, no other cells presentAssessment: Sebaceous cyst Plan:Monitor the cyst for any changes in size, or if it appears to be causing irritation. Surgical removal can be considered in the future, particularly if requiring a general anaesthetic for another procedure.For the skin, advised increasing the contact time of Malaseb shampoo to 10 minutes, two to three times weekly, on the affected areas of the abdomen. Discussed that if there is no improvement, further treatment may be necessary.--- 05/03/2026 07:25:35 AM JFE:Examinations - Resolved -    Vital Signs