C10021500 / invoice 10000
Species:FELINE
Breed:Tabby
Age (years):6
Diagnosis or signs:Consultation
Consult notes
<html><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"><div> <div> <div> <p>Consulting with (VN): consult date 11/3/26<br><br>PRESENTING COMPLAINT: <br><br>HISTORY:<br>- Outdoor/indoor cat <br>- Did not return home in 24h and when returned found her very lethargic and not her excited self <br>- Offered food (by automatic feeder and over a bowl for breakfast) but did not seem too interested in eating <br>- Normally is on P/P (mostly supermarket products) but last visit was given a possible Bravecto<br>- Owner had noticed scooting of the bottom and thinks possibly a worm on its bottom, but not completely sure. Has had this happen before and last time was scooting and lethargic. <br>- Did bring in a rat home the other night <br><br>GENERAL: <br>Current diet: wet /dry feed <br><br>EXAMINATION:<br>QAR<br>Eyes: Look fine, <br>Ears: Clean & NAD<br>Mild delayed skin tenting <br>MM: Pink mm, CRT: <2s. <br>Teeth: Condition is <br>HR = = PR, heart sounds normal, femoral pulses normal, <br>RR = , chest sounds clear, shallow breaths (anxious) <br>Abdo & peripheral LNs: NAD, some formed stools palpable in colon<br>Coat & skin: Condition is good<br>Musculo-skeletal: Not lame, good ROM all joints<br>Rectal: mild erythema perianally, unable to palpate any stools rectally, very small amount of dark coloured material on glove, no frank blood or mucous<br>Otherwise NAD.<br><br>Tempted with some food: initially Dine treats - was willingly eating that and then offered dehydrated roo/cooked chicken - turned head away and not interested at all. Then offered wet pouch of sensitivity control - smelling it and gave it a few licks - hyporexia vs anxious in vet clinic <br><br>PROBLEM LIST:<br>- Lethargy<br>- Hyporexia<br>- Scooting bottom <br>- Diarrhoea?? <br>- No worming prevention <br>- Poor quality parasite protection<br>- Mild dehydration<br><br>DDx: GI parasitism, acute dietary indiscretion/hunting ingestion, mild acute GE, stress-related hyporexia <br><br>ASSESSMENT: Stable, has a interest in eating generally (may be stressed) <br><br>TREATMENT in consult room/Meds dispensed:<br>Given allwormer <br><br>VET TECH actions:<br>Pathology <br>Generate client summary in VetNotes<br>Discuss estimate<br>Email handout<br><br>PLAN:<br>Start workup - recommend blood profile + fluids - see next page for blood review<br><br>Plan update: <br>Based on blood results: Ok to monitor at home <br>Given 60ml subcut fluids (also allwomer earlier on) <br>If eating ok, continue to feed bland diet of Sensitivity control - small and frequently <br>TGH on Clavulox 1.2ml BID until finished <br>Next 24-48h: Expect energy to improve, appetite to return, normal drink and normal stools</p> </div> </div> </div> <div> <div> <div> <p>If deterioration observed, not eating, vomiting, worsening lethargy, pale gums, continued diarrhoea to be reseen by us (estimate attached for next day) or if overnight to take to ER vet immediately<br><br>Otherwise f/u call Friday and plan to review ALT levels in 2-4 weeks</p> </div> </div> </div></html>
Animal clinical history (3 most recent)
2026-03-11T00:00:00Z 23:00:00
Patient seen by:Where: SASHWhen: 11/3/26Why: v+ & d+Summary of report (copy attached)PROBLEM LIST:Vomiting/diarrhoeaAnorexiaLeg twitchingWeight loss (5.9 kg to 5.4 kg since last week)Unknown exposure during missing periodDIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS:Gastrointestinal issues: (toxin ingestion, foreign body/bone from mouse causing obstruction), infectious disease, extra-GI disease (Pancreatitis, triaditis, AKI etc) , cat/ animal bite (less likely due to normal temperature and absence of visible wounds).Neurological disease: Partial/ focal seizures, neurological toxins, metabolic disease, infectious CNS disease (e.g. FIP vs neospora), vascular event, CNS neoplasiaAnorexia: likely secondary to one of the above systemsASSESSMENT:Florence presents with acute onset vomiting, diarrhoea, anorexia, and leg twitching following an unknown period of being missing. While her vitals are currently stable and her physical examination is largely unremarkable, the history raises concerns about possible toxin ingestion or a gastrointestinal foreign body or other unknown trauma.PlansIVCTRIAGE PROFLE3 VIEW CHEST ABDO RADS+/- specialist ultrasound MONITOR IN ICU SEIZURE WATCHTREATMENT:Maropitant 1mg/kg IVSedate medetomidine 0.005mg/kg IV and methadone 0.2mg/kg IV radiographs Fluid therapy based on radiometer
2026-03-11T00:00:00Z 19:53:00
are the policy details on file Y/N: YIs this the clients first claim Y/N: Ne-claimWhich visits are we claiming?: 11 03 26Claim submitted (please initial and date):
2026-03-11T00:00:00Z 19:06:00
Assessment:Mild ALT elevation (119) - GI upset, parasites, hyporexia, dehydrationLow platelet count - likely due to lab artefact, platelet clumpingTP (81) - mild dehydrationEosinopenia (0.04) - acute inflammation/stress responseAction taken/Client communication:Hyporexia rather than complete anorexia. If extremely ill expect complete food refusal. Stress in clinic can suppress appetiteIN HOUSEPCV/TP 47/88HEAMATOLOGY all WNL exceptRBC x10^12/l (6.54-12.20)HCT % (0.303-0.523)HGB g/L (98-162)MCV fL (35.9-53.1)MCH pg (11.8-17.3)MCHC g/L (281-358)RDW % (15.0-27.0)Reticulocyte % Reticulocyte ABS K/uL (3 - 50) Reticulocyte Hg pg (22.3-29.6)WCC X10^9/l (2.87-17.02)Neutrophil % Lymphocyte %Monocyte %Eosinophil 0.04 %Basophil %Neutrophil ABS X10^9/l (2.30-10.29)Lymphocyte ABS X10^9/l (0.92-6.88)Monocyte ABS X10^9/l (0.05-67) Eosinophil ABS X10^9/l (0.17-1.57) Basophil ABS X10^9/l (0.01-0.26) Platelet Count X10^9/l (151-600) MPV fL (11.4-21.6)Plateletcrit % (0.00-0.79)Platelets: 49BIOCHEMISTRY/LYTES all WNL exceptSMDA g/dL (0 - 14)Glu mmol/L (4.11-8.84)Creatinine umol/L (71-212)UREA mmol/l (5.7-12.9)BUN:Creat RatioPhosporus mmol/l (1.00-2.42)Ca mmol/l (1.95-2.83)Sodium mmol/l (150-165)Potassium mmol/l (3.5-5.8)Na/K Ratio Chloride mmol/l (112-129)Total Protein 81 g/L (57-89)ALB g/L (22-40)Gloulin g/L (28-51)Alb:Glob Ratio ALT 119 U/L (12-130)ALP u/L (14-111)GGT u/L (0-4)Bilirubin umol/L (0-15)Cholesterol mmol/L (1.68-5.81)Osmolality mmol/kgT4 nmol/L (10-60)
Previous claim history
| Date | Claim # | Diagnosis |
|---|---|---|
| No prior claims. | ||
Line items(lines with upstream diagnosis are skipped by the model)
| Line | tstarc | Amount | Date | Upstream diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10000 | tstarc_consultation | 119.00 | 2026-03-11 | â |
| 20000 | tstarc_diagnostic_test_-_blood_test | 393.00 | 2026-03-11 | â |
| 30000 | tstarc_flea,_intestinal_worm_and_heartworm_control | 24.81 | 2026-03-11 | upstreamDSTP_routine_care_-_flea/tick/worm_preventative_medication |
| 40000 | tstarc_antibiotics_-_amoxicillin_and_clavulanic_acid | 94.58 | 2026-03-11 | â |
| 50000 | tstarc_prescription_diet | 10.35 | 2026-03-11 | upstreamDSTP_prescription_diets |
| 60000 | tstarc_fluid_therapy | 48.00 | 2026-03-11 | â |
UPM+
- DG02941PRESCRIPTION DIETSDSTP_prescription_diets
- DG02037LETHARGY - PRESENTING COMPLAINTDSTP_clinical_signs_-_lethargy
Variant (sleepy_king)
LETHARGY - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
DSTP_clinical_signs_-_lethargy
Conf: 0.370
Threshold: 0.30
Above: â
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