C10013243 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:Cavoodle
Age (years):12
Diagnosis or signs:Halitosis
Consult notes
Appointment Notes: ONLINE BOOKING - Basil (Dog) - Health Consultation [Veterinarian : Dr. Cameron Fay(No Preference)] - Dental examination - Web BookingClient name: Alba FernandezContact number: 0450255564Email address: albafernandez8888@hotmail.comPatient name: Basil Original Appointment Type: Health Consultation?????Basic Summary:* Presented for general malodour and new-onset biting at skin.* Oral examination revealed significant periodontitis with calculus and a mobile premolar tooth LHS.* Diagnosed with age-related lenticular sclerosis.* Booked for a dental procedure under general anaesthetic for assessment and extraction(s).Subjective:- Clinical signs/progression: General malodour described as "offy," partly from the mouth. Biting at skin in new areas. Chronic history (~4 years) of licking one spot on RFL, resulting in a "wet and crusty" lesion. Progressive hearing loss noted by owner.- Significant past history: History of a "sensitive tummy." Chronic focal licking dermatitis.- Current medications: None.- Appetite & diet: Appetite normal. Fed a "sensitive tummy" commercial diet ad-lib.Objective:- Demeanour: BARExamination Findings:- General exam:Oral: Moderate to advancing periodontitis with significant dental calculus. Mobile premolar tooth. Gingival inflammation present.Integumentary: One raised, dark cutaneous mass on dorsum (suspected melanotic lump) and one clear/white mass (suspected adenoma) on R shoulder region. Skin otherwise appears normal. No malodour from coat.Glands: Enlarged right anal gland.Ophthalmic: Bilateral lenticular sclerosis.Problem List:* Periodontitis with mobile tooth* Pruritus/dermatitis* Enlarged right anal gland* General malodour (secondary to oral and anal gland issues)* Cutaneous massesAssessment:An 11-year-old male Cavoodle presenting with malodour and pruritus. The odour is multifactorial, attributed to significant periodontitis and an enlarged right anal gland. Skin signs include chronic focal licking and new, more generalised biting. Age-related changes including lenticular sclerosis and hearing loss are also noted. The dog is otherwise in good general health.Plan:Treatment Plan:* Schedule general anaesthetic for dental scale, polish, full-mouth radiographs, and extractions as required. Procedure booked for 19/03/2026.Client Communications:* Discussed diagnosis of periodontitis as the cause of oral malodour and the need for dental procedure under anaesthesia.* Explained at least one tooth requires extraction, with more likely.* Provided a cost estimate (~$700 - $1,230), with a detailed estimate to be emailed.* Advised to submit an insurance claim for treatment of periodontitis.* Discussed pre-anaesthetic instructions: fast from solids morning of procedure, water is permitted.* Reassured that skin lumps appear benign and eye changes are normal for his age.Additional:- Prognosis: Good, dental issues are treatable with the planned procedure.- Treatment declinations: None. Client consented to the dental procedure.?????

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-11T00:00:00Z 9:44?am
Appointment Notes: ONLINE BOOKING - Basil (Dog) - Health Consultation [Veterinarian : Dr. Cameron Fay(No Preference)] - Dental examination - Web BookingClient name: Alba FernandezContact number: 0450255564Email address: albafernandez8888@hotmail.comPatient name: Basil Original Appointment Type: Health Consultation?????Basic Summary:* Presented for general malodour and new-onset biting at skin.* Oral examination revealed significant periodontitis with calculus and a mobile premolar tooth LHS.* Diagnosed with age-related lenticular sclerosis.* Booked for a dental procedure under general anaesthetic for assessment and extraction(s).Subjective:- Clinical signs/progression: General malodour described as "offy," partly from the mouth. Biting at skin in new areas. Chronic history (~4 years) of licking one spot on RFL, resulting in a "wet and crusty" lesion. Progressive hearing loss noted by owner.- Significant past history: History of a "sensitive tummy." Chronic focal licking dermatitis.- Current medications: None.- Appetite & diet: Appetite normal. Fed a "sensitive tummy" commercial diet ad-lib.Objective:- Demeanour: BARExamination Findings:- General exam:Oral: Moderate to advancing periodontitis with significant dental calculus. Mobile premolar tooth. Gingival inflammation present.Integumentary: One raised, dark cutaneous mass on dorsum (suspected melanotic lump) and one clear/white mass (suspected adenoma) on R shoulder region. Skin otherwise appears normal. No malodour from coat.Glands: Enlarged right submandibular lymph gland.Ophthalmic: Bilateral lenticular sclerosis.Problem List:* Periodontitis with mobile tooth* Pruritus/dermatitis* Enlarged right anal gland* General malodour (secondary to oral and anal gland issues)* Cutaneous massesAssessment:An 11-year-old male Cavoodle presenting with malodour and pruritus. The odour is multifactorial, attributed to significant periodontitis and an enlarged right anal gland. Skin signs include chronic focal licking and new, more generalised biting. Age-related changes including lenticular sclerosis and hearing loss are also noted. The dog is otherwise in good general health.Plan:Treatment Plan:* Schedule general anaesthetic for dental scale, polish, full-mouth radiographs, and extractions as required. Procedure booked for 19/03/2026.Client Communications:* Discussed diagnosis of periodontitis as the cause of oral malodour and the need for dental procedure under anaesthesia.* Explained at least one tooth requires extraction, with more likely.* Provided a cost estimate (~$700 - $1,230), with a detailed estimate to be emailed.* Advised to submit an insurance claim for treatment of periodontitis.* Discussed pre-anaesthetic instructions: fast from solids morning of procedure, water is permitted.* Reassured that skin lumps appear benign and eye changes are normal for his age.Additional:- Prognosis: Good, dental issues are treatable with the planned procedure.- Treatment declinations: None. Client consented to the dental procedure.?????    Vital Signs    Weight: 7.9;       
2025-03-05T00:00:00Z 2:18?pm
Appointment Notes: ONLINE BOOKING - Basil (Dog) - Health Consultation [Veterinarian : Dr. Cameron Fay(No Preference)] - Mole looking appearance - Web BookingClient name: Alba FernandezContact number: 0450255574Email address: albafernandez8888@hotmail.comPatient name: Basil Original Appointment Type: Health ConsultationCheck lumpAppears melanocytic in nature and these are generally benignO would not be interested in testing right now.Monitor & reassess if any changes.    Vital Signs    Weight: 7;       Skin: Abnormal (5mm round, regular dark mass L shoulder region (see pic));       
2024-12-05T00:00:00Z 2:09?pm
Appointment Reason: Tremors / shaking / trembling, Appointment Notes: Shaking ~12:30pm not walking around well, no V+ or D+ but O concernedNot his usual needy self when o came home this afternoonO saw him shaking and showing whites of eyes O thinks he was fine this morningO showed video - slight limp with left hind DUDE normally yesterday On leash walks only - o doesnt think toxins likelyO unsure if he has eaten or drank today No vomit notedO noticed him doing praying position/stretchingNormal diet - RC sensitive egg sardines - no changes in diet O gave chloramphenicol eye drops the last few days - sore eyes No significant medical history - only GI upsets QAR shaking in consult TPR WNLTender on abdominal palp - no masses feltPAinful on turning head to the right (neck pain)Painful over thoracolumbar spin (mild response)Left patella is slightly loose but unable to luxate it Mild discomfort in palpation of left stifle Discomfort on extension of right hipChest and heart normal healthy Gr 3/4 dental diseaseMM P+MPROBLEMS - ortho pain - possible abdo pain also with no associated symptoms- dental diseaseDiscussed options with owner - bloods and rads next steps vs medical management Possible arthritis or acute on chronic injury Cannot rule out abdominal pathology but no vomiting diarrhoea or associated signs O happy to rest him and trial response to pain relief over weekend Onsior 10mg SID PORest Recheck INI - bloods and rads next steps     Vital Signs    Weight: 7.1;       MMColour: Pink;       RespirationRate: 28;       HeartRate: 100;       Temperature: 38.7;       BodyScore: 5;       CRT: 1-2;       

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  • DG00590DENTAL (TOOTH) DISORDERDSTP_dental_(tooth)_disorder

Variant (sleepy_king)

MASS LESION
DSTP_mass_lesion_-_unspecified
Conf: 0.770
Threshold: 0.44
Above:
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