C10032089 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:Cocker Spaniel
Age (years):6
Diagnosis or signs: lameness
Consult notes
Nurse:Any concerns the owner has / presenting problem and duration: Right front lameness noticed after waking in yesterday. Started yesterday after a walk. Not crying, allows touching of the area. Still playing with toys and son.History: Previously suffered from yeast infection across whole body including paws. Managed with shampoo and diet. Chicken proteins were affecting her, now on fish protein diet only which has cleared the yeast issues. Had scabby lesions on paws previously.Previously presented for similar issue: Yes - yeast skin issuesDiet: Sensitive diet, fish protein only dry foodParasite control:UTDVacc history: Vaccinated 3 months agoCurrent medications:Vomiting / diarrhoea:Defecation:Urination:Eating/drinking:Exam:Mentation BAREyes - clear, cornea all appears WNL, no tear stainingEars - clear, not excessively red or swollen, normal amount of wax, no excessive debrisNose - clear, no dischargeOral - DS mm pink and moist CRT<2s, Grade 2-3 PDDsThyroid palpation - all palpates normalLymph nodes - all WNLCardiac:NADRespiratory: BV clear bilateral Abdo - soft and pliableGenitourinary clearMSK - comfortable with extension and flexion of right front leg, minor traumatic injury to right paw Matacarpal  pad with redness, quite painful on palpationNeuro - clearIntegument - no masses palpableTempBCS 3/5Weight: 18.4 kilograms (gained 400 grams since last visit)Assessment:1. Right front paw pad injury - suspected foreign body (glass) vs minor traumatic injury2. Overweight - ongoing monitoring requiredPlan:- Anti-inflammatory medication (oral)- Antibiotic tablets- Rest - crate or cage recommended-Wipes to clean paw pad- No topical treatment to be applied due to antibiotic use- Vaccination deferred - maternal antibodies still present for next 3 months, immune system should not be challenged with current infectionINI X ray and explore the wound under GA (1000-1500)Revisit require: Yes - if not improving within 3-5 days for sedated exploration of paw pad under anaesthesia.

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-14T00:00:00Z 2:19?pm
Nurse:Any concerns the owner has / presenting problem and duration: Right front lameness noticed after waking in yesterday. Started yesterday after a walk. Not crying, allows touching of the area. Still playing with toys and son.History: Previously suffered from yeast infection across whole body including paws. Managed with shampoo and diet. Chicken proteins were affecting her, now on fish protein diet only which has cleared the yeast issues. Had scabby lesions on paws previously.Previously presented for similar issue: Yes - yeast skin issuesDiet: Sensitive diet, fish protein only dry foodParasite control:UTDVacc history: Vaccinated 3 months agoCurrent medications:Vomiting / diarrhoea:Defecation:Urination:Eating/drinking:Exam:Mentation BAREyes - clear, cornea all appears WNL, no tear stainingEars - clear, not excessively red or swollen, normal amount of wax, no excessive debrisNose - clear, no dischargeOral - DS mm pink and moist CRT<2s, Grade 2-3 PDDsThyroid palpation - all palpates normalLymph nodes - all WNLCardiac:NADRespiratory: BV clear bilateral Abdo - soft and pliableGenitourinary clearMSK - comfortable with extension and flexion of right front leg, minor traumatic injury to right paw Matacarpal  pad with redness, quite painful on palpationNeuro - clearIntegument - no masses palpableTempBCS 3/5Weight: 18.4 kilograms (gained 400 grams since last visit)Assessment:1. Right front paw pad injury - suspected foreign body (glass) vs minor traumatic injury2. Overweight - ongoing monitoring requiredPlan:- Anti-inflammatory medication (oral)- Antibiotic tablets- Rest - crate or cage recommended-Wipes to clean paw pad- No topical treatment to be applied due to antibiotic use- Vaccination deferred - maternal antibodies still present for next 3 months, immune system should not be challenged with current infectionINI X ray and explore the wound under GA (1000-1500)Revisit require: Yes - if not improving within 3-5 days for sedated exploration of paw pad under anaesthesia.    Vital Signs    Weight: 18.4;       

Previous claim history (13)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2025-05-29C8772426EAR INFECTION
2025-05-08C8681566OTITIS EXTERNA
2024-05-03C7187874EAR INFECTION
2024-04-27C7164385HYPERSENSITIVITY (ALLERGIC) SKIN DISORDER
2024-04-13C7111198EAR INFECTION
2024-03-22C7036535EAR INFECTION
2023-05-23C5942401HYPERSENSITIVITY (ALLERGIC) SKIN DISORDER
2023-05-05C5867190HYPERSENSITIVITY (ALLERGIC) SKIN DISORDER
2023-04-21C5819664ALLERGY
2023-03-27C5732230SKIN LESIONS
2023-03-15C5692634ALLERGY
2023-02-03C5556740SKIN (CUTANEOUS) ABNORMALITY - OTHER - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
2020-12-04C3350402Conditions

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

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_chlorhexidine22.502026-03-14
20000tstarc_antibiotics_-_amoxicillin_and_clavulanic_acid52.902026-03-14
30000tstarc_meloxicam47.002026-03-14
40000tstarc_procedure_fee25.002026-03-14
50000tstarc_consultation150.002026-03-14

UPM+

  • DG01948WOUND - LACERATIONDSTP_wound_or_laceration

Variant (sleepy_king)

WOUND - LACERATION
DSTP_wound_or_laceration
Conf: 0.830
Threshold: 0.60
Above:
Correct?