JASPER GRANT

PET OWNER: GRANT CURTNER PET CLINIC LAB ID: 8200785605

SPECIES: Feline 189 CURTNER AVE SUITE 50 ORDER ID: 108728039
BREED: Bengal SAN JOSE, CA 95125-1067 COLLECTION DATE: 1/16/18
GENDER: Male 408-297-7387 DATE OF RECEIPT: 1/17/18
AGE: 7 Months ACCOUNT #: 96210 DATE OF RESULT: 1/17/18
PATIENT ID: 4523 ATTENDING VET: DADWAL, RAMINDER RD

IDEXX Services: Feline Combo™ Plus Complete-Standard CBC

Hematology
1/17/18 (Order Received) 9/30/17 9/8/17
1/17/18 8:01 AM (Last Updated)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

RBC 7.52 7.12 - 11.46 M/µL 6.98 7.2

Hematocrit 24.3 28.2 - 52.7 % L 26.1 30.8

Hemoglobin 8.7 10.3 - 16.2 g/dL L 8.6 9.9

MCV 32 39 - 56 fL L 37 43

MCH 11.6 12.6 - 16.5 pg L 12.3 13.8

MCHC 35.8 28.5 - 37.8 g/dL 33.0 32.1

% Reticulocyte 0.2 % 0.2 0.8

Reticulocyte 15 3 - 50 K/µL 14 58

Reticulocyte A reticulocyte count of greater than 50 K/uL of blood is considered A reticul... In nonane...
evidence of bone marrow response to an increased peripheral demand.
Comment Depending on the degree of anemia, a reticulocyte count <50 K/uL may
indicate an inadequate bone marrow response. Serial monitoring of the
erythrogram and absolute reticulocyte count may be useful to evaluate
bone marrow responsiveness over time.

The following chart can be used as a guideline to determine

appropriateness of regenerative response.

Degree of bone marrow response (K/uL):

Mild 50-75
Moderate 75-175
Marked >175

WBC 25.6 3.9 - 19 K/µL H 10.9 26.2

% Neutrophil 48.0 % 48.4 48.3

% Lymphocyte 46.0 % 43.8 43.5

% Monocyte 3.0 % 3.5 2.9

% Eosinophil 3.0 % 4.2 5.2

% Basophil 0.0 % 0.1 0.1

Neutrophil 12.288 2.62 - 15.17 K/µL 5.276 12.655

Lymphocyte 11.776 0.85 - 5.85 K/µL H 4.774 11.397

Monocyte 0.768 0.04 - 0.53 K/µL H 0.382 0.76

Eosinophil 0.768 0.09 - 2.18 K/µL 0.458 1.362

a
Basophil 0 0 - 0.1 K/µL 0.011 0.026

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Hematology (continued)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

Platelet 311 155 - 641 K/µL 372 366

Remarks SLIDE REVIEWED MICROSCOPICALLY. SLIDE REV...

SLIDE REVIEWED BY TECHNOLOGIST. IF A PATHOLOGIST REVIEW IS DESIRED, PLEASE
ADD ON CODE 399.

a AUTOMATED CBC

Chemistry
1/17/18 (Order Received) 9/30/17 9/8/17
1/17/18 8:01 AM (Last Updated)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

Glucose 64 72 - 175 mg/dL L 114 99

a
IDEXX SDMA 9 0 - 14 µg/dL 10 13

Creatinine 1.0 0.9 - 2.5 mg/dL 0.9 0.8

BUN 23 16 - 37 mg/dL 26 29

BUN:Creatinine 23.0 28.9 36.3

Ratio

Phosphorus 7.3 2.9 - 6.3 mg/dL H 8.6 10.0

Calcium 9.4 8.2 - 11.2 mg/dL 10.4 10.2

Sodium 148 147 - 157 mmol/L 154 151

Potassium 4.5 3.7 - 5.2 mmol/L 5.6 5.0

Na:K Ratio 33 29 - 42 28 30

Chloride 113 114 - 126 mmol/L L 117 113

TCO2 17 12 - 22 mmol/L 21 19
(Bicarbonate)

Anion Gap 23 12 - 25 mmol/L 22 24

Total Protein 9.0 6.3 - 8.8 g/dL H 6.9 6.2

Albumin 2.6 2.6 - 3.9 g/dL 3.1 3.1

Globulin 6.4 3.0 - 5.9 g/dL H 3.8 3.1

Alb:Glob Ratio 0.4 0.5 - 1.2 L 0.8 1.0

ALT 32 27 - 158 U/L 39 43

AST 21 16 - 67 U/L 26 15

ALP 33 12 - 59 U/L 75 73

GGT 2 0 - 6 U/L 1 0

Bilirubin - Total 0.1 0.0 - 0.3 mg/dL 0.1 0.1

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Chemistry (continued)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

Bilirubin - 0.0 0.0 - 0.2 mg/dL 0.0 0.1

Unconjugated

Bilirubin - <0.1 0.0 - 0.2 mg/dL <0.1 0.0

Conjugated

Cholesterol 95 91 - 305 mg/dL 142 127

Amylase 729 623 - 2,239 U/L 749 535

b
Lipase 8 11 - 242 U/L L 3 5

Creatine Kinase 38 64 - 440 U/L L 236 145

c
Hemolysis Index N N N

d
Lipemia Index N N N

a BOTH SDMA AND CREATININE ARE WITHIN THE REFERENCE INTERVAL which indicates
kidney function is likely good. Evaluate a complete urinalysis and confirm
there is no other evidence of kidney disease.

b RESULT VERIFIED BY REPEAT ANALYSIS

c Index of N, 1+, 2+ exhibits no significant effect on chemistry values.

d Index of N, 1+, 2+ exhibits no significant effect on chemistry values.

Endocrinology
1/17/18 (Order Received) 9/30/17 9/8/17
1/17/18 8:01 AM (Last Updated)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

a
Total T4 1.6 0.8 - 4.7 µg/dL 3.9 3.2

a Interpretive ranges:
<0.8 Subnormal
0.8-4.7 Normal
2.3-4.7 Grey zone in old or symptomatic cats
>4.7 Consistent with hyperthyroidism

Cats with subnormal T4 values are almost exclusively euthyroid sick or

overtreated for their hyperthyroidism. Older cats with consistent
clinical signs and T4 values in the grey zone may have early
hyperthyroidism or a concurrent non-thyroidal illness. Hyperthyroidism
may be confirmed in these cats by adding on a free T4 or by performing
a T3 suppression test. Following treatment with methimazole, T4 values
will generally fall within the lower end of the reference range
(0.8 - 2.3).

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Serology
1/17/18 (Order Received) 9/30/17 9/8/17
1/17/18 8:01 AM (Last Updated)

TEST RESULT
a
FeLV Antigen by NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
ELISA

b
FIV Antibody by NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
ELISA

a The American Academy of Feline Practitioners highly recommends confirming

FeLV ELISA positive results. Consider the FeLV Antigen by IFA (test code 717)
or the FeLV RealPCR Test (test code 2635).

b The American Academy of Feline Practitioners highly recommends confirming FIV

ELISA positive results. Consider an alternate serologic method such as the
FIV Antibody by Western Blot (test code 896) or a Feline Triple SNAP test
(test code 3755 or performed in house). Maternal antibody may be present in
uninfected kittens younger than 6 months of age. Cats vaccinated with the
FIV vaccine may test positive on any serologic test as early as 28 days
post-vaccination and stay positive for at least 1 year. In serologically
positive cats that have been vaccinated or have an unknown vaccination
history, an FIV RealPCR Test (test code 2866) should be considered to help
identify FIV-infected cats.

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 JASPER GRANT
PET OWNER: GRANT CURTNER PET CLINIC LAB ID: 8200103653
SPECIES: Feline 189 CURTNER AVE SUITE 50 ORDER ID: 108798712
BREED: Bengal SAN JOSE, CA 95125-1067 COLLECTION DATE: 1/19/18
GENDER: Male 408-297-7387 DATE OF RECEIPT: 1/20/18
AGE: 7 Months ACCOUNT #: 96210 DATE OF RESULT: 1/20/18
PATIENT ID: 4523 ATTENDING VET: FRAZIER, JEFF JF

IDEXX Services: Urinalysis

Urinalysis
1/20/18 (Order Received) 9/24/17
1/20/18 8:16 AM (Last Updated)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

Collection FREE-CATCH CYSTOCE...

Color Yellow DARK YEL...

Clarity CLEAR CLEAR

Specific Gravity 1.043 1.059

pH 6.5 6.5
a
Urine Protein NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

Glucose NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

Ketones NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

Blood / 2+ NEGATIVE
Hemoglobin

Bilirubin NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

Urobilinogen NORMAL NORMAL

White Blood 0-2 0 - 5 HPF 0-2

Cells

Red Blood Cells 20-30 HPF 2-5

Bacteria NONE SEEN NONE SEEN

Epithelial Cells 1+ (1-2)/HPF 1+ (1-2)/HPF

Mucus NONE SEEN NONE SEEN

Casts NONE SEEN NONE SEEN

Crystals NONE SEEN 1+ AMMONI...

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Urinalysis (continued)

TEST RESULT REFERENCE VALUE

Other NON-CRYSTALLINE DEBRIS PRESENT AMORPHO...

a Protein test is performed and confirmed by the sulfosalicylic acid

test.

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 JASPER GRANT
PET OWNER: GRANT CURTNER PET CLINIC LAB ID: 8200109324
SPECIES: Feline 189 CURTNER AVE SUITE 50 ORDER ID: 108800647
BREED: Bengal SAN JOSE, CA 95125-1067 COLLECTION DATE: 1/19/18
GENDER: Male 408-297-7387 DATE OF RECEIPT: 1/20/18
AGE: 7 Months ACCOUNT #: 96210 DATE OF RESULT: 1/22/18
PATIENT ID: 4523 ATTENDING VET: FRAZIER, JEFF JF

IDEXX Services: FEVER UNK ORIGIN COMP FE

Molecular Diagnostics
1/20/18 (Order Received) 10/24/17 9/24/17
1/22/18 2:26 PM (Last Updated)

TEST RESULT

Feline Calicivirus NEGATIVE

RealPCR

Cytauxzoon felis NEGATIVE

RealPCR

Bartonella spp. NEGATIVE

RealPCR

Anaplasma spp. NEGATIVE

RealPCR

Ehrlichia spp. NEGATIVE

RealPCR

Feline NEGATIVE
Coronavirus
RealPCR

Mycoplasma NEGATIVE
haemofelis
RealPCR

Candidatus NEGATIVE
Mycoplasma
haemominutum
RealPCR

Candidatus NEGATIVE
Mycoplasma
turicensis
RealPCR

FeLV RealPCR NEGATIVE

FIV RealPCR NEGATIVE

Cryptococcus NEGATIVE
spp. RealPCR

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Molecular Diagnostics (continued)

TEST RESULT

Salmonella spp. NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

RealPCR

Toxoplasma NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

gondii RealPCR

a
Feline NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
Panleukopenia
Virus RealPCR

a A positive Fever of Unknown Origin RealPCR Panel result indicates that

DNA or RNA of that organism(s) was detected in the sample submitted.
In animals with clinical signs, this supports infection. Zoonotic
potential may exist for certain organisms. Vaccination with a modified
live vaccine may result in positive results for up to a few weeks
post-vaccination.
If positive for feline coronavirus (FCoV), the FIP Virus RealPCR Test
should be considered to differentiate the virulent feline infectious
peritonitis virus (FIPV) biotype from the nonvirulent feline enteric
coronvirus (FECV) biotype. The FIP Virus RealPCR Test Add-on (test
code 36301) can be used to request biotyping on current sample or a
new specimen can be submitted for FIP Virus RealPCR Test (test code
3630). Recommended specimens for FIPV biotyping include peritoneal or
pleural fluid, or tissue aspirate or biopsy. Whole blood specimens are
acceptable but commonly have insufficient viral particles to allow biotyping.

A negative Fever of Unknown Origin RealPCR Panel result indicates that

DNA or RNA of that organism(s) was not detected in the sample
submitted. However, a negative PCR result may be caused by the numbers
of organisms being below the limit of detection, a decreased number of
organisms following treatment or chronic carrier state, or the
occurrence of new strain variations. If FIP is suspected, the FIP
Virus RealPCR Test (test code 3630) on an appropriate specimen (e.g.
peritoneal, pleural or CSF fluid or tissue biopsy or aspirate) could
be considered.

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 Bill Rivers, DVM, PhD Radiology
Animal Radiology Consulting
3191 Summit Road Telephone: 650-738-0901
San Bruno, CA 94066 Cell: 650-730-0764
Drbrivers@gmail.com FAX: 650-392-8250

Board-Certified Radiologist American College of Veterinary Radiology

Digital Radiographic Interpretation Report

Requesting clinician: Dr. Raminder Dadwal

Hospital name: Curtner Pet Clinic
Owner’s name: Grant
Patient name: Jasper
Film date: 1.16.2018
History summary: 7 months MN Bengal with history of positive Fecal PCR for FIP. Owners noted
pet has not been playing well for last 2 days painful when picked from chest area
QAR, dehydration 5%,temp 104.4,RR 60,pink tacky gums.

Three view thorax/abdomen: 9 images total are submitted. Patient appears thin but adequately fleshed.
The visible mediastinum and pleural space are unremarkable. The pulmonary vasculature is decreased in
size. The cardia silhouette size is low normal; vertebral hear score is 7.3. The visible thoracic cage is
unremarkable. The liver, spleen, GI tract, and what can be seen of the urinary bladder is unremarkable.
Renal sizes are normal with lengths 2.3 x L2.

Diagnostic Impressions: Dehydration/hypovolemia. Definite cause for thoracic area pain is not apparent
based solely on images submitted.

Date: 1.17.208
Bill Rivers, DVM, PhD, ACVR
Bill Rivers, DVM, PhD Radiology
Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Radiology

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Images are submitted as jpegs. The cranial most thorax is excluded from the lateral views submitted.
Suggestions for further patient management: Examine skin of thorax for any puncture wounds if patient
is exposed to other animals. Consider further evaluation with neurologist consult to further define source
of pain as clinically indicated.

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