LURCH – A1050408

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LURCH – A1050408

***POSSIBLE LYMPHOMA – MUST LEAVE BY 5PM TODAY (9/8)***

MALE, BLACK / BROWN, ROTTWEILER MIX, 1 yr
STRAY – STRAY WAIT, NO HOLD Reason STRAY
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 09/05/2015, From NY 11422, DueOut Date 09/08/2015,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary scan negative intact male weight: 90lbs bright eyes clean ears clean coat mild staining to teeth along with gingivitis nails down to kwick urinating blood and has diarrhea – infored DVM overall body condition is good very sweet boy – really gentle QARH NOSF
Weight 90.0

A Staff Member writes : Lurch was brought to us on the 5^th as a stray. He needs immediate local vet care due to his condition. He has possible lymphoma, however we are not sure if the mass is benign. He has also been diagnosed with cystitis and uroliths. Please pull and take to a local vet as soon as possible. He is truly a cute sweetie.

OBSERVATIONS

9/6

S/O: Noted dark and turbid urine, frequent urination. Urine dipstick was positive for blood, WBCs, other color changes likely due to discoloration

A: Ddx: UTI, cystitis, uroliths

P: Baytril x14days, recheck 10d

9/7

AZO: 4+ BLD/HGB, 2+ BIL, normal UBG, Neg KET, Neg GLU, 2+ PRO, 3+ LEU, 6 PH

Parvo test (-); Very bloody diarrhea (copper in tone) and end blood stream in urine; straining to urinate, seems like stones. BAR otherwise.

Dog needed to be pilled to take pain meds.  Also pilled for Baytril.  Shelter manager transporting to Manhattan for closer observation. On call Vet informed (LM)

RE-EXAM 9/8

S/O: QAR, tacky mm’s. hematuria on exam, enlarged peripheral lymph nodes, poor body condition (2-3/9), pale mm’s, reportedly not eating, very friendly,

A: hematuria ; hematochezia; pale mm’s; enlarged LN’s; poor body condition; not eating

P: FNA and in-house cytology of lymph nodes —- suspect lymphoma ; changed oral baytril to injectable since not eating; run CBC/chemistry-pending ; needs NH placement ASAP

S/O: Noted dark and turbid urine, frequent urination. Urine dipstick was positive for blood, WBCs, other color changes likely due to discoloration

A: Ddx: UTI, cystitis, uroliths

P: Baytril x14days, recheck 10d

MEDICAL BEHAVIOR

GREEN – Easy to handle

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