Patient Identification
Name BARKOBA
Species / Breed Feline β€” British Shorthair
Sex / Reproductive Status Male / Neutered (Castrated)
DOB 18 June 2021 (4 yrs)
Colour Grey
Microchip 985141001065853
Owner Ash Yusof
Owner Contact [Contact via owner]
Primary Ref ID (AMC) 1089740
UPM Patient ID F116839
Address Selangor, Malaysia
Current Primary Doctor Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus β€” AMC (Animal Medical Centre, KL)
Record Period 27 Apr 2025 – Apr 2026
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MDR Bacterial History (confirmed by lab reports): Klebsiella spp. (urine, Pathlab, 7 Jul 2025) Β· Enterobacter cloacae (urine, UPM + Jawharicat, Jul 2025) Β· Pseudomonas aeruginosa + E. coli (blood culture, UPM, 17 Jul 2025) Β· Staphylococcus aureus (nasal swab, Jawharicat, 22 Jul 2025) Β· Enterococcus faecium (urine, Jawharicat 2 Aug + AMC 2 Oct 2025) Β· Enterococcus sp. (bladder tissue, FINN Pathologists UK, Oct 2025 β€” extremely resistant) Β· Pseudomonas aeruginosa (urine, Dec 2025 + Mar 2026 β€” persistent). All antibiotic decisions must be guided by current culture and sensitivity results.
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Cardiac Risk β€” ASA III: Pericardial effusion confirmed (Shinzovet, 20 & 30 Sep 2025). Mildly reduced cardiac output (0.43 L/min). Anaesthesia carries elevated risk β€” dobutamine CRI and fluid restriction (<3 ml/kg/hr) recommended if GA required. Baseline feline SAA2 and Troponin-I required pre-anaesthesia.
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Family History: Barkoba's biological father died of a heart attack aged 5–7 years. Possible inherited cardiac predisposition. Owner has flagged this across all treating clinics.
Active Problem List / Diagnostic Summary
Confirmed Diagnoses
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)IRIS Stage 2
Nephrolithiasis0.2 cm, right kidney
Urolithiasis (bladder)Multiple, confirmed X-ray
Recurrent MDR Bacterial FLUTDMultiple isolates
Blood TypeType A (confirmed Jawharicat, Jul 2025)
Bacteraemia (resolved)Pseudomonas + E. coli (Jul 2025)
Pericardial EffusionSmall–moderate (Sep 2025)
Myocarditis/PericarditisSuspected (secondary to systemic infection)
Anaemia β€” Recurrent>30% recurrence, cause uncertain
FHV-1 / CalicivirusPCR confirmed (Jul 2025)
Bilateral KCSKeratoconjunctivitis sicca, BUT <3s
Corneal UlcerationHerpes-related, partially resolved
Chronic Pyoderma + Fungal SkinSince 2021, partially recovered
Moderate Calculus GingivitisOngoing
Gum Overgrowth β€” Right Upper MaxillaNoted Aug 2025, to investigate
Key Outstanding Investigations
Pseudomonas aeruginosa UTI⚠ OPEN β€” positive Mar 2026 Β· MIC result pending (outside lab, Dr Stephanie AMC)
Pericardial effusion⚠ OPEN β€” no echo since Sep 2025, status unknown
Dental: gingivitis + right maxilla gum⚠ OPEN β€” GA deferred, reassess when cardiac stable
Cystotomy + bladder stonesβœ“ Resolved β€” 2 Oct 2025
Anaemia + thrombocytopeniaβœ“ Resolved β€” Jan 2026 CBC normal
Bacteraemiaβœ“ Resolved β€” blood cultures clear Aug 2025
Chronic skin infectionβœ“ Resolved β€” owner confirmed Apr 2026
FIP / FCoV ImmunoCombNot performed (inadequate sample, AMC Aug 2025) β€” not repeated, closed
Weight Trend (kg) β€” Source: ElevenPets App (owner-recorded) + IDEXX printouts
15 Mar 2026
7.900 kg
29 Jan 2026
7.700 kg
18 Dec 2025
7.300 kg
03 Nov 2025
6.720 kg
05 Aug 2025
5.350 kg ⚠ βœ“IDEXX
08 Jul 2025
6.100 kg
07 Jul 2025
6.200 kg
03 Jul 2025 23:30
6.650 kg
03 Jul 2025 12:00
6.730 kg
26 Jun 2025
6.830 kg
22 Jun 2025
6.650 kg
06 Jun 2025
6.420 kg
27 Apr 2025
6.360 kg
30 Oct 2024
6.300 kg
11 Oct 2022
6.280 kg
26 Jul 2022
5.280 kg
18 Jul 2022
5.130 kg
15 Jul 2022
4.950 kg
14 Jul 2022
5.050 kg
12 Jul 2022
5.030 kg
07 Jul 2022
5.050 kg
20 Jun 2022
4.630 kg
07 Jun 2022
4.790 kg
27 May 2022
4.410 kg
26 Apr 2022
4.250 kg
12 Apr 2022
4.330 kg
22 Mar 2022
4.100 kg
15 Feb 2022
3.960 kg
28 Jan 2022
3.750 kg
22 Jan 2022
3.640 kg
14 Jan 2022
3.470 kg
12 Jan 2022
3.360 kg
04 Sep 2021
1.250 kg
First recorded: 1.250 kg (04 Sep 2021, kitten) Β· Pre-illness peak: 6.830 kg (26 Jun 2025) Β· Crisis nadir: 5.350 kg (05 Aug 2025, IDEXX βœ“) Β· Current: 7.900 kg (15 Mar 2026) Β· Source: ElevenPets app (all dates owner-recorded except 05 Aug 2025 confirmed IDEXX printout)
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Chronological Medical History
27 April 2025 Nuro Vet, Cyberjaya
Initial Presentation β€” Dysuria, Pollakiuria Β· Diagnosis: FIC (Feline Idiopathic Cystitis)
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Presenting complaint: Increased litter box visits with visible straining to urinate. One blood spot observed inside the litter box immediately after Barkoba urinated. Owner had been monitoring via Neakasa smart litter box app and noticed 17 litter box visits in a single day β€” suspicious of the high frequency, owner followed Barkoba to the litter box and directly witnessed the blood spot. Brought to Nuro Vet the same day.

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Sources confirmed: Invoice INV-6646 Β· Nurovet Urine Report No. 250427001 (Awalife system, 27 Apr 2025, 15:50:29) βœ“ PDF Β· Nurovet Urine Morphology Report βœ“ PDF Β· WhatsApp conversation with Nurovet attending vet.

Attending vet: Nurovet Clinic, Cyberjaya (doctor name not recorded)

Weight: 6.36 kg (confirmed β€” Nurovet lab report header)

Diagnosis: FIC β€” Feline Idiopathic Cystitis. Crystals negative. Condition assessed as more consistent with cystitis. Possible contributing factors per attending vet: obesity, insufficient water intake, and habit of retaining urine.

Sample: Urine Β· Colour: Yellow Β· Clarity: Clear and Transparent Β· Dilution ratio: 1

ParameterResultReferenceFlag
1. Cast
Hyaline cast (HYA#)0.33/uL (0.31/LPF)0–0.8/uLNormal
Cellular cast (CEC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Granular cast (GRA#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Waxy cast (WAC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
2. Crystal β€” ALL NEGATIVE
Struvite (MAP#)0.00/uL0–5/uLNegative
Calcium oxalate monohydrate (COMC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Calcium oxalate dihydrate (COD#)0.00/uL0–3/uLNegative
Calcium phosphate (CP#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Uric acid (UAC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Cystine (CYSC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
3. Cells
RBC#9.33/uL (0.18/HPF)0–25/uLNormal
WBC#7.21/uL (0.14/HPF)0–25/uLNormal
Renal Tubular Epithelial cell (RTE#)10.60/uL (0.21/HPF)0/uL↑ POSITIVE
Squamous Epithelial cell (SEC#)8.06/uL (0.16/HPF)0–7/uL↑ POSITIVE
Transitional Epithelial cell (TEC#)1.27/uL (0.03/HPF)0–3/uLNormal
Sperm (SPE#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
4. Germ β€” ALL NEGATIVE
Cocci (COS#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Rods (BAC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
Yeast (SAC#)0.00/uL0/uLNegative
5. Others
Lipid drop (FAT#)31.67/uL (2.49/HPF)0–160/uLNormal
Mucus (PHL#)0.00/uL0–3/uLNormal
Machine-Flagged (Unclassified)
Suspected cast (SCAS#)QTY 15/960 photosβ€”Flagged by analyser β€” not classified
Suspected crystal (SCAS#)QTY 2/960 photosβ€”Flagged by analyser β€” crystals overall NEGATIVE per Dr Nurin

Lab diagnostic notes (Awalife system): [RTE#>0] common in renal tubular disease, ischaemia, nephrotoxicity and degenerative kidney disease. [SEC#>7] common in urinary system inflammation and bladder puncture sampling.

Vet interpretation and instructions (WhatsApp, Nurovet): Results point more to a urinary issue than a kidney problem. RTE elevation is consistent with normal tissue sloughing during an active UTI β€” not necessarily indicative of renal disease. Condition is more consistent with cystitis (FIC). Owner advised to ensure Barkoba drinks plenty of water and to minimise stress. Medications to be completed within one week. Blood test recommended to confirm kidney parameters (urea, creatinine) if required. No need to repeat urinalysis unless haematuria returns.

Medications dispensed (confirmed: Invoice INV-6646):

  • Cystopro Γ—10 β€” urinary support
  • UTI-OXI Γ—7 β€” urinary antibacterial supplement
  • Denzo Γ—14 β€” urinary support

Note: Medications dispensed and administered by clinic on 27 April 2025. Home course commenced 28 April 2025. Course to be completed within one week.

Bill: RM 202.50 (Consultation RM 20.00 Β· Urinalysis RM 70.00 Β· Medications RM 112.50)

25 May 2025 Online / Home
Supplement Initiation
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Urinary supplements started: Pet Wellbeing + Vetriscience. RM 274.25.

6 June 2025 Petsville Animal Clinic, Cyberjaya β€” Dr Aishah
Full Blood Panel, SDMA, Bladder Ultrasound β€” SDMA Above 100 Β΅g/dL Β· Kidney Stone Identified
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Sources confirmed: Invoice INV-064574 βœ“ PDF Β· CBC printout (scil Vet abc Plus+, 06/06/2025 11:30:56) βœ“ photo Β· Biochemistry printout (Element DC Comp. Plus 17V, 06/06/2025 11:07AM) βœ“ photo Β· SDMA printout (Vcheck, 06/06/2025 12:36) βœ“ photo Β· Medication labels βœ“ photo Β· WhatsApp conversation with Dr Aishah (PetsvilleVet).

Attending vet: Dr Aishah β€” Petsville Animal Clinic, Cyberjaya

Weight: 6.42 kg Β· Temperature: 38.5Β°C (Normal) (confirmed β€” WhatsApp, Dr Aishah)

Diagnosis: Suspected urinary tract disease with nephrolithiasis (kidney stone identified on ultrasound). SDMA markedly elevated β€” Kidney Disease Probable. Haemoconcentration noted on CBC (elevated RBC, HGB, HCT). Stone type not identified β€” Petsville does not have the equipment for stone typing; per Dr Aishah, urine sample can be sent to an external laboratory (results in approximately 2 weeks), however treatment plan would remain unchanged regardless of stone type.

ParameterResultReferenceFlag
WBC5.7 Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³5.0–11.0Normal
LYM%36.7%β€”β€”
MON%2.2%β€”β€”
GRA%61.1%β€”β€”
EOS%4.5%β€”β€”
LYM#2.10 Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³1.00–4.00Normal
MON#0.10 Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³0.00–0.50Normal
GRA#3.50 Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³3.00–12.00Normal
EOS#0.25 Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³0.00–0.60Normal
RBC11.27 Γ—10⁢/mmΒ³ H5.00–10.00↑ HIGH β€” haemoconcentration
HGB18.8 g/dL H8.0–17.0↑ HIGH
HCT57.3% H27.0–47.0↑ HIGH
MCV51 Β΅mΒ³40–55Normal
MCH16.7 pg13.0–17.0Normal
MCHC32.8 g/dL31.0–36.0Normal
RDW16.3% L17.0–22.0↓ LOW
PLT221 Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³180–430Normal
MPV8.3 Β΅mΒ³6.5–15.0Normal
ParameterResultReferenceFlag
GLU125 mg/dL74–152Normal
BUN30.2 mg/dL15.0–37.0Normal
CREA1.6 mg/dL0.7–2.1Normal
B/C ratio19β€”β€”
PHOS3.7 mg/dL2.6–6.4Normal
CA11.1 mg/dL8.9–12.6Normal
TP8.3 g/dL5.8–9.1Normal
ALB3.6 g/dL2.2–4.1Normal
GLOB4.7 g/dL3.0–5.7Normal
A/G0.8β€”β€”
ALT64 U/L13–109Normal
ALP62 U/L9–109Normal
GGT0 U/L0–5Normal
TBIL0.15 mg/dL0.00–1.00Normal
CHOL208 mg/dL50–230Normal
LIPA<20 U/L0–32Normal
AMY1433 U/L500–1400↑ Mildly elevated

HEM: 0 Β· LIP: 0 Β· ICT: 0 (no interference). Vet annotation on printout circled: BUN, CREA, ALT, ALP, AMY β€” noted "CKD" with handwritten annotation "9.14" (interpretation unclear).

SDMA β€” Vcheck (SN: VE20FBITG4733, 06/06/2025 12:36, Operator: PETSVILLE):

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SDMA = Above 100.0 Β΅g/dL Β· Procedural Control: Valid Β· Interpretation: Kidney Disease Probable
Reference: ≀14 Β΅g/dL = Normal Β· 14.1–19.9 Β΅g/dL = Suspected Β· β‰₯20 Β΅g/dL = Kidney Disease Probable. Note: SDMA should be interpreted alongside other clinical findings.

Ultrasonography β€” bladder (30 minutes): Kidney stone identified on ultrasound. Stone type not determinable at Petsville (no specialist equipment). Per Dr Aishah: treatment plan remains unchanged regardless of stone type β€” Royal Canin Urinary S/O diet, supportive medications, and follow-up ultrasound and blood test.

Lab diagnostic notes: Elevated RBC, HGB and HCT consistent with haemoconcentration (dehydration). SDMA markedly elevated above 100 Β΅g/dL β€” Kidney Disease Probable, to be interpreted alongside creatinine (1.6 mg/dL β€” within reference range) and other clinical findings. Amylase mildly elevated (1433 U/L). All other parameters within reference ranges. Analyser alarms: MIC, AG1 flagged on CBC.

Alarming signs β€” owner monitoring instructions (WhatsApp, Dr Aishah): Seek immediate veterinary attention if any of the following occur: (1) no urination within 24 hours, (2) fresh blood in urine, (3) non-stop vomiting. These are signs of urinary obstruction, which is common in male cats with a history of FLUTD.

Medications dispensed (confirmed: Invoice INV-064574 + medication labels):

  • Azodyl capsule Γ—8 β€” kidney supplement (1 capsule SID)
  • Calmurofel capsule Γ—10 β€” bladder supplement (1 capsule SID)
  • Clavaseptin 62.5mg Γ—16 β€” antibiotic (1 tablet BID)
  • Papain Beazyme tablet Γ—8 β€” enzyme / anti-inflammatory (1 tablet SID)
  • Royal Canin Urinary S/O 3.5kg β€” prescription urinary diet (diet change, immediate)

Note: Per Dr Aishah β€” medications and Royal Canin Urinary S/O are intended to increase urinary frequency and water intake to facilitate passage of the stone.

Bill: RM 753.00 (Consultation RM 20 Β· SDMA RM 150 Β· CBC + Biochemistry RM 220 Β· Ultrasonography RM 70 Β· Medications RM 135 Β· Royal Canin S/O RM 158)

18 June 2025 Petsville Animal Clinic, Cyberjaya β€” Dr Aishah binti Dharmahdi
Follow-up β€” Urinalysis, Bladder Ultrasound Β· Calcium Phosphate Crystals Confirmed Β· Stone Measurements Obtained
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Sources confirmed: Invoice INV-064971 βœ“ PDF Β· Urinalysis Report (Dr Aishah binti Dharmahdi, Petsville, 18 Jun 2025) βœ“ PDF Β· Handwritten vet report with dipstick values and microscopy findings βœ“ photo Β· Ultrasound images (Patient: BARKOBA ASHWATI, ID C5159, 18/Jun/2025) βœ“ photos Β· Microscopy image βœ“ photo.

Attending vet: Dr Aishah binti Dharmahdi β€” Petsville Animal Clinic, Cyberjaya

Diagnosis: Persistent urinary tract infection with crystalluria (calcium phosphate crystals confirmed on microscopy). Kidney stone measurements obtained on ultrasound. Crystals identified as insoluble β€” cannot be dissolved through diet alone. Urine highly concentrated. pH acidic at 6 β€” vet note: "too alkaline" environment promotes crystal formation; pH control and dietary mineral reduction recommended.

ParameterResultReferenceFlag / Vet Note
Occult BloodNegative (0)NegativeNormal
BilirubinNegative (0)NegativeNormal
Urobilinogen4 (approx. 4 mg/dL)NormalMildly elevated Β· Vet note: "tinggi sikit / slight high, bacteria"
KetoneNegative (0)NegativeNormal
ProteinNegative (0)NegativeNormal
NitritePOSITIVENegative↑ Suggestive of bacterial infection (UTI)
GlucoseNegative (0)NegativeNormal
pH66.0–7.5Slightly acidic Β· Vet note: "might acidic, ada campur dgn struvite oxalate"
Specific Gravity1.0601.035–1.060Highly concentrated urine Β· At upper limit of normal
LeukocytesTrace (25)NegativeTrace β€” may indicate inflammation or mild infection Β· Vet note: "infection @ kidney"
Ascorbic Acid40 mg/dLβ€”High β€” may interfere with other readings
FindingResultVet Note
Calcium phosphate crystalsPRESENTConfirmed on microscopy β€” needle-shaped crystals visible on slide image. Vet circled as primary finding.
Crystal type differential (vet handwritten note)Insoluble β€” "mcm calcium oxalate" (resembles calcium oxalate morphology)Vet noted "Γ— struvite, Γ— oxalate" as differentials ruled out β€” calcium phosphate identified as the insoluble crystal present. "Tak Boleh larut" β€” cannot be dissolved.

Vet management note: Control pH. Electrolyte too alkaline (pH 6). Diet β€” reduce mineral content.

ViewD1 MeasurementD2 Measurement
View 1 (kidney/renal pelvis area)0.99 mm0.87 mm
View 2 (echogenic focus β€” stone)1.6 mm2.5 mm

Ultrasound settings: B mode, Gen-L probe, 32 Hz, G 49%, depth 60–69mm. Echogenic foci consistent with nephrolithiasis/urolithiasis.

Lab diagnostic notes: Nitrite positive indicating active bacterial involvement. Leukocytes trace β€” mild inflammation or infection at kidney level per vet annotation. Calcium phosphate crystals present on microscopy β€” insoluble type, cannot be eliminated through diet modification alone. Urine SG 1.060 indicates highly concentrated urine, increasing crystallisation risk. High ascorbic acid (40 mg/dL) may have interfered with some dipstick readings. pH 6 β€” vet noted that mixed crystal environment (struvite/oxalate) can occur at this pH.

Medications dispensed (confirmed: Invoice INV-064971):

  • Calmurofel capsule Γ—10 β€” bladder mucosal support (1 capsule SID)
  • Azodyl capsule Γ—10 β€” kidney supplement (1 capsule SID)
  • Clavaseptin 62.5mg Γ—16 β€” antibiotic (1 tablet BID)
  • Bactigen Eye Drops Γ—1 β€” eye infection treatment
  • Royal Canin Renal 2.0kg β€” prescription renal diet (diet change to Renal + Urinary mix)
  • Royal Canin Urinary SO Pouch 100g Γ—2 β€” prescription urinary diet (wet food)
  • RC Renal Pouch Γ—2 β€” prescription renal diet (wet food)

Bill: RM 402.00 Β· Paid: RM 302.00 (Maybank QR, 18 Jun 2025, 4:56 PM) Β· Balance outstanding: RM 100.00
(Consultation RM 20 Β· Calmurofel RM 35 Β· Azodyl RM 50 Β· Clavaseptin RM 48 Β· Bactigen Eye Drops RM 15 Β· RC Renal 2kg RM 110 Β· RC Urinary SO Pouch RM 12 Β· RC Renal Pouch RM 12 Β· Ultrasonography RM 70 Β· Urine Dipstick RM 30)

26 June 2025 Jawharicat Veterinary Centre, Ampang β€” Dr Muhammad Khayeer Al-Farouq
Full Blood Panel, Cardiac Markers, UPC β€” Troponin I Abnormal Β· Cardiac Muscle Injury Suspected Β· Kidney Parameters Normal
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Sources confirmed: Invoice INV/JCVC/2025/8110 βœ“ PDF Β· IDEXX ProCyte Dx CBC (26/06/2025 12:10 PM) βœ“ PDF Β· IDEXX Catalyst One Biochemistry (26/06/2025 12:02 PM) βœ“ PDF Β· VCheck NT-proBNP (2025/06/26 11:55) βœ“ photo Β· VCheck fTnI / Troponin I (2025/06/26 12:xx) βœ“ photo Β· WhatsApp conversation with Dr Farouq.

Attending vet: Dr Muhammad Khayeer Al-Farouq β€” Jawharicat Veterinary Centre, Ampang

Reason for visit: Owner brought Barkoba to Jawharicat specifically for a complete blood panel, as previous facilities did not have the full test capability.

Weight: 6.83 kg (confirmed β€” IDEXX report header and WhatsApp Dr Farouq: "beratnya steady 6.83 kg")

Diagnosis: Cardiac muscle injury highly suspected based on markedly elevated Troponin I (fTnI 0.65 ng/mL β€” Abnormal). NT-proBNP normal β€” no cardiac swelling detected. Kidney parameters reassuringly normal: SDMA normal, creatinine normal, UPC normal β€” Dr Farouq noted kidney has likely started to stabilise or compensate in the presence of the stone. Urine culture sent to Innoquest β€” result pending at time of visit.

ParameterResultReferenceFlag
RBC9.55 Γ—10ΒΉΒ²/L6.54–12.20Normal
HCT43.4%30.3–52.3Normal
HGB14.5 g/dL9.8–16.2Normal
MCV45.4 fL35.9–53.1Normal
MCH15.2 pg11.8–17.3Normal
MCHC33.4 g/dL28.1–35.8Normal
RDW23.3%15.0–27.0Normal
%RETIC0.1%β€”β€”
RETIC6.7 K/Β΅L3.0–50.0Normal
RETIC-HGB15.8 pg13.2–20.8Normal
WBC9.28 Γ—10⁹/L2.87–17.02Normal
%NEU68.1%β€”β€”
%LYM25.0%β€”β€”
%MONO2.2%β€”β€”
%EOS4.1%β€”β€”
%BASO0.6%β€”β€”
NEU6.32 Γ—10⁹/L2.30–10.29Normal
LYM2.32 Γ—10⁹/L0.92–6.88Normal
MONO0.20 Γ—10⁹/L0.05–0.67Normal
EOS0.38 Γ—10⁹/L0.17–1.57Normal
BASO0.06 Γ—10⁹/L0.01–0.26Normal
PLT239 K/Β΅L151–600Normal
MPV16.1 fL11.4–21.6Normal
PCT0.38%0.17–0.86Normal
ParameterResultReferenceFlag
GLU12.94 mmol/L4.11–8.84↑ HIGH β€” stress hyperglycaemia suspected
SDMA12 Β΅g/dL0–14Normal
CREA174 Β΅mol/L71–212Normal
UREA8.9 mmol/L5.7–12.9Normal
BUN/CREA13β€”β€”
PHOS0.55 mmol/L1.00–2.42↓ LOW
CA2.69 mmol/L1.95–2.83Normal
TP88 g/L57–89Normal
ALB30 g/L22–40Normal
GLOB57 g/L28–51↑ HIGH β€” elevated globulin, chronic inflammation/infection
ALB/GLOB0.5β€”β€”
ALT85 U/L12–130Normal
ALKP58 U/L14–111Normal
GGT4 U/L0–4Normal
TBIL7 Β΅mol/L0–15Normal
CHOL5.77 mmol/L1.68–5.81Normal
AMYL1104 U/L500–1500Normal
LIPA351 U/L100–1400Normal
Na163 mmol/L150–165Normal
K3.8 mmol/L3.5–5.8Normal (lower end)
Na/K43β€”β€”
Cl122 mmol/L112–129Normal
UPRO0.14 g/Lβ€”β€”
UCRE2.25 g/Lβ€”β€”
UPC0.06<0.4 catsNormal β€” no significant proteinuria
Osm Calc333 mmol/kgβ€”β€”

IDEXX interpretation note: SDMA and CREA within reference interval β€” impairment of GFR is unlikely. Recommended next step: evaluate complete urinalysis.

TestResultReferenceInterpretation
NT-proBNP (VCheck, 11:55)Below 50.00 pmol/L<100 pmol/L = NormalNORMAL β€” no cardiac swelling detected
fTnI / Troponin I (VCheck, ~12:xx)0.65 ng/mL<0.18 = Normal Β· 0.18–0.28 = Equivocal Β· >0.28 = AbnormalABNORMAL β€” cardiac muscle injury suspected

Urine Specific Gravity (IDEXX): USG 1.034 (confirmed β€” WhatsApp Dr Farouq) Β· Note: Innoquest urine culture report recorded SG 1.020 (collected 26 Jun 11:30) β€” slight discrepancy likely due to different measurement timing or method.

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Source: Innoquest Lab Report No. 25-1801854 βœ“ confirmed document. Test: VET URINE CULTURE (C&S). CC: Dr Muhammad Khayeer, Jawharicat Veterinary Centre.
SectionParameterResultReferenceFlag
Urine AppearanceTransparencySlightly Turbidβ€”β€”
ColourYellowβ€”β€”
ChemistrySG1.020β€”β€”
pH8.0β€”Alkaline
LeucocytesΒ± (trace)NilTrace present
Blood+++++Nil↑↑ STRONGLY POSITIVE
NitriteNegativeNegativeNormal
KetonesNilNilNormal
BilirubinNilNilNormal
UrobilinogenNilNilNormal
ProteinNilNilNormal
GlucoseNilNilNormal
MicroscopyLeucocytes15 Γ—10⁢/L<10 Γ—10⁢/L↑ Elevated
Erythrocytes>250 Γ—10⁢/L<3 Γ—10⁢/L↑↑↑ MARKEDLY ELEVATED β€” significant haematuria
Epithelial CellsNilNilNormal
Casts / CrystalsNo casts or crystals seenβ€”Normal
CULTURENO GROWTHβ€”βœ“ No bacterial growth

Lab diagnostic notes: All CBC parameters within normal range β€” no anaemia, no significant leukocytosis, PLT normal. Kidney panel reassuringly normal: SDMA 12 Β΅g/dL (ref 0–14), creatinine 174 Β΅mol/L (ref 71–212), UPC 0.06 β€” no significant proteinuria. Per Dr Farouq, kidney has likely started to stabilise or compensate with the stone present. Globulin elevated (57 g/L) β€” consistent with chronic inflammation or infection. Glucose elevated (12.94 mmol/L) β€” likely stress hyperglycaemia. Phosphorus low (0.55 mmol/L). Troponin I critically elevated at 0.65 ng/mL β€” cardiac muscle injury highly suspected. NT-proBNP normal β€” no cardiac swelling. Urine culture: No growth (Innoquest Lab No. 25-1801854, collected 26 Jun 11:30, reported 28 Jun 12:10). Markedly elevated erythrocytes in urine (>250 Γ—10⁢/L) confirm significant haematuria despite no visible blood reported β€” consistent with active urinary tract pathology.

Dr Farouq interpretation (WhatsApp): NT-proBNP is a test to check whether the heart is swelling β€” for Barkoba, NT-proBNP is normal (Alhamdulillah). Troponin I (fTnI) tests whether the heart muscle itself is injured β€” Barkoba's troponin reading is high and abnormal. This highly suggests cardiac muscle injury. Blood test otherwise not that bad β€” kidney parameters have stabilised. Barkoba looks clinically solid. Weight steady at 6.83 kg.

Medications dispensed: None β€” this was a diagnostic-only visit. No medications prescribed on this date.

Bill: RM 1,135.00 (Consultation RM 50 Β· IDEXX CBC ProCyte RM 115 Β· IDEXX Chem 17 RM 195 Β· IDEXX Chem Lyte RM 75 Β· IDEXX SDMA RM 120 Β· VCheck NT-proBNP RM 200 Β· VCheck Troponin I RM 180 Β· IDEXX UPC RM 150 Β· Urine SG RM 50)

28 June 2025 (admission) – 3 July 2025 12:00 PM (discharge) Petsville Animal Clinic, Cyberjaya β€” Dr Aishah binti Dharmahdi
Emergency Ward Admission β€” Suspected Urinary Obstruction Β· Catheterisation Β· 5-Night Stay Β· Referral to UPM on Discharge
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Sources confirmed: Invoice INV-065465 βœ“ PDF Β· Pre-surgical Analysis Result printout β€” Petsville Element DC, 28/Jun/2025 05:18PM βœ“ photo Β· Photo of catheter flush urine (30 Jun 2025) βœ“ Β· Microscopy image β€” sediment negative (30 Jun 2025) βœ“ Β· WhatsApp ownerβ†’Petsville (28 Jun 9:24 AM) Β· WhatsApp Dr Aishah (28 Jun ~5:43–5:47 PM) Β· WhatsApp PetsvilleVet (29 Jun 12:46 PM) Β· WhatsApp PetsvilleVet (30 Jun 3:30 PM) Β· WhatsApp PetsvilleVet (1 Jul 4:04–5:07 PM) βœ“ Β· WhatsApp PetsvilleVet (2 Jul 12:13–4:59 PM) βœ“ Β· WhatsApp PetsvilleVet (3 Jul 9:42–10:59 AM) βœ“ Β· Petsville referral letter to UPM (3 Jul 2025) βœ“.

Attending vet: Dr Aishah binti Dharmahdi β€” Petsville Animal Clinic, Cyberjaya

Presenting complaint: At 9:24 AM on 28 June 2025, owner contacted Petsville via WhatsApp to report that Barkoba was attempting to use all litter boxes but producing no urine. This was the first time Barkoba had been observed vocalising β€” owner suspected urinary obstruction. Owner brought Barkoba to the clinic at 10:19 AM same day. At 3:46 PM, Dr Aishah reported that Barkoba's bladder was the size of a ping-pong ball and turgid. Clinic proceeded with urinary catheterisation.

Diagnosis: Urinary obstruction with markedly distended bladder. Stress hyperglycaemia on pre-catheterisation bloods. Catheter placed successfully. Barkoba warded for monitoring and treatment from 28 June to 3 July 2025.

Catheterised urine appearance (30 June 2025 β€” urine flush photo): Dark golden/brownish heavily discoloured urine in stainless steel bowl β€” consistent with haematuria, concentrated urine, and sediment. This photo is from the catheter flush on 30 June 2025, Day 3 of ward stay. (Confirmed β€” photo forwarded via WhatsApp, 30 Jun 2025)

Clinical findings β€” Dr Aishah (WhatsApp, 28 Jun 2025, ~5:43–5:47 PM):

FindingDetailSource
Ultrasound β€” bladder30% sediments in bladder. Bladder wall normal size and not swollen.WhatsApp, Dr Aishah βœ“
Ultrasound β€” urethraUrethra swollen β€” causing difficulty urinating.WhatsApp, Dr Aishah, 28 Jun 5:43 PM βœ“ ("saluran kencing bengkak, ini yang menyebabkan Barkoba sakit/susah meneran kencing")
Ultrasound β€” kidneyKidney stone still present, same size as previously noted.WhatsApp, Dr Aishah βœ“
Blood test β€” kidneyBUN and CREA within normal range. No other significant findings.WhatsApp, Dr Aishah βœ“ (confirmed by Element DC printout)
Catheterisation β€” flushingCatheter stuck midway during flushing β€” due to swollen urethra. No sediments expelled. Slight bleeding only at start of flushing.WhatsApp, Dr Aishah βœ“
Treatment planIV drip placed for hydration and to flush out bladder sediments. Urinary catheter to remain for 3 days. On day 4 catheter removed and Barkoba monitored to confirm satisfactory urine output.WhatsApp, Dr Aishah βœ“
ParameterResultReferenceUnitFlag
GLU23874–152mg/dL↑↑ HIGH β€” stress hyperglycaemia in context of obstruction and catheterisation
BUN17.015.0–37.0mg/dLNormal
CREA1.20.7–2.1mg/dLNormal (improved from 1.6 on 6 Jun)
B/C14β€”β€”β€”
TP7.75.8–9.1g/dLNormal
ALB3.12.2–4.1g/dLNormal
GLOB4.63.0–5.7g/dLNormal
A/G0.7β€”β€”β€”
ALT6913–109U/LNormal
ALP609–109U/LNormal

HEM: 0 Β· LIP: 0 Β· ICT: 0. Operator ID: admin. Printed: 28/Jun/2025. Petsville Animal Clinic, Jln Vita 1, Plaza Crystalville, Cyber 12, Cyberjaya. Analyser: Element DC.

Lab diagnostic notes: Glucose markedly elevated (238 mg/dL, ref 74–152) β€” consistent with stress hyperglycaemia in context of acute urinary obstruction and catheterisation procedure. No diabetes diagnosis. Kidney parameters normal and improved from 6 June (CREA 1.2 vs 1.6). All other parameters within reference range. HEM/LIP/ICT all 0 β€” no sample interference.

Ward stay β€” clinical progress (source: owner summary document + referral letter):

DateClinical Notes
28 Jun (Day 1)Bladder ping-pong ball size, turgid. Catheter placed 3:46 PM under light anaesthesia. Dark heavily discoloured urine collected. IV drip placed for hydration and to flush bladder sediments. (Source: WhatsApp Dr Aishah 28 Jun βœ“)
29 Jun (Day 2)Barkoba grumpy β€” knocked food out of cage. IV drip bitten and dislodged β€” replaced. Flushing completed: urine now clear yellowish, no blood. Owner queried sediment lab identification β€” clinic to attempt urine spin to collect sediment for processing. (Source: WhatsApp PetsvilleVet 29 Jun 12:46 PM βœ“)
30 Jun (Day 3)Urine clearing since 29 June. Petsville processed urine sample under microscope β€” sediment negative. Vet note: continuous flushing likely reduced sediment below detectable level. Microscopy image clear field confirmed. Urine flush photo: dark golden/brownish still visible macroscopically. Urine also spun to collect sediment for particle identification β€” dark brown/reddish concentrated sediment visible in spun sample. (Source: WhatsApp PetsvilleVet 30 Jun 3:30 PM βœ“ Β· Microscopy image βœ“ Β· Urine flush + spun sediment photos βœ“)
1 Jul (Day 4)Blood noticed in urine during flushing β€” new development after 3 days of clear urine. Vet confirmed: bleeding occurred during flushing with catheter still in place. Attributed to catheter irritation/trauma to urethra and bladder lining after several days β€” expected complication, not worsening. No signs of serious complications. Catheter removed today. Urethra still inflamed. Monitoring one more night without catheter. Discharge planned for 2 July if Barkoba able to urinate independently with good volume. Owner advised: urine stream may be weak post-discharge as urethral inflammation takes time to resolve β€” monitor for urinating, eating, acting normally; watch for vomiting or lethargy as signs of toxicity. Infection risk of catheter explained β€” antibiotics administered throughout ward stay for this reason; maximum catheter duration 4 days. (Source: WhatsApp PetsvilleVet 1 Jul 4:04–5:07 PM βœ“)
2 Jul (Day 5) 9:30 AM: Diazepam (muscle relaxant) and antipyretic injection administered.
Fever: Mild fever present β€” common after catheter removal, attributed to pain and inflammation. Antipyretic injection given (combined with mild pain reliever).
Urine stream: Not smooth β€” dribbling. Bladder at 1:19 PM a bit softer but still ping-pong ball size. Vet advised against pressing bladder forcefully β€” risk of bladder rupture if pressed too frequently or forcefully. Awaiting muscle relaxant effect; monitoring bladder size on palpation.
Appetite & stool: Good appetite, solid stools β€” satisfactory digestion and energy.
Owner visit: 3:00 PM visitation.
Overall assessment: Improving but not ready for discharge. Urinary system needs more healing time. Continuing current medications; will reassess once urination smooth and fever fully settled.
Urine culture no growth β€” Petsville comment (2 Jul 4:59 PM): Owner shared the 26 June Innoquest urine culture result (Lab No. 25-1801854 β€” No growth) with Petsville. Petsville noted: despite no growth, leucocytes and erythrocytes in urine were markedly elevated β€” indicating urinary tract inflammation or infection. Barkoba had already received 14 days of antibiotics prior to the culture being taken β€” bacteria likely eliminated before culture, producing a false negative. Absence of bacteria on culture date does not exclude prior infection.
(Source: WhatsApp PetsvilleVet 2 Jul 12:13 PM – 4:59 PM βœ“)
1–2 Jul (post-catheter)Bladder turgid again. Barkoba feverish. Urine dribbling. Tolfenamic Acid injection administered (antipyretic + anti-inflammatory).
2 JulBladder small and soft on palpation. One puddle of urine in litter box. Fever resolved. General condition improved.
3 Jul (Discharge day) Good news update (PetsvilleVet, 10:54 AM):
1. Bladder no longer turgid β€” soft and smaller than previous day. Urine flow improving. Very good progress.
2. One urine puddle spotted near litter box β€” positive sign.
3. Appetite and drinking normal β€” comfortable and improving.
4. Good signs of recovery β€” discharged today. Complete all medications at home.

Home monitoring instructions (PetsvilleVet, 10:57 AM):
1. Frequent litter box visits expected in coming days β€” only 2 days post-catheter, urethra likely still swollen.
2. Urethral swelling causes sensation of needing to urinate frequently even with little output β€” normal during recovery phase.
3. Key positive signs: still eating, active, not visibly stressed. As long as urinating, eating and acting normally.

2nd catheterisation decision (10:59 AM): Based on clinical signs today, vet assessed good recovery signs β€” 2nd catheterisation likely not needed. Better for Barkoba to continue monitoring at home where he is more comfortable.

Owner request (9:42 AM): Requested signed referral letter covering 6 June – 3 July, including condition summary, catheterisation details, lab/imaging results, and clinical opinion on next steps. Owner also raised option of proceeding referral before or alongside 2nd catheterisation if needed.
Discharge time: 12:00 PM. Referral letter to UPM issued.

Post-discharge observations (owner, 3 Jul afternoon): Upon arriving home, Barkoba was wobbly and having difficulty drinking. He then drank water continuously and excessively β€” appearing extremely thirsty (polydipsia). Owner assessed this as abnormal behaviour, not consistent with normal post-discharge recovery. At 2:37 PM, Barkoba vomited. Owner notified Petsville β€” clinic advised to monitor first. (Source: WhatsApp PetsvilleVet 3 Jul 9:42 AM – 10:59 AM βœ“ Β· Post-discharge owner observation βœ“)

Medications dispensed (confirmed: Invoice INV-065465 + Petsville referral letter):

  • Diazepam 0.5mg oral β€” BID Γ— 4 days (smooth muscle relaxant, urethral spasm)
  • Dexamethasone injection β€” 0.6 ml IM, single dose (anti-inflammatory)
  • Marbofloxacin injection β€” 1 ml SQ, single dose (empirical antibacterial β€” later confirmed Pseudomonas resistant)
  • Baytril / Enrofloxacin oral β€” 0.75 tab SID Γ— 8 days (empirical antibacterial β€” later confirmed Pseudomonas resistant)
  • Prednisolone oral β€” 1 tab SID Γ— 8 days (anti-inflammatory)
  • Prednisolone injection β€” single dose (anti-inflammatory)
  • Tolfenamic Acid injection β€” single dose (antipyretic + anti-inflammatory, post-catheter fever)
  • Calmurofel capsule β€” 1 cap SID Γ— 10 days (extended on discharge)
  • Azodyl capsule β€” 1 cap SID Γ— 10 days (renal support)

Discharge: 3 July 2025, 12:00 PM. Stable condition. Calmurofel extended. Oral prednisolone tapered and continued at home. Referral letter issued to UPM Veterinary Hospital for specialist evaluation. (Sources: referral letter confirmed Β· discharge time confirmed by owner)

Bill: RM 674.00 (Invoice INV-065465) Β· Ward duration: 28 June – 3 July 2025 (5 nights)

3 July 2025 ~8:30 PM (emergency admission) – 8 July 2025 St. Angel Animal Medical Centre, Puchong β€” Dr Nur Salina (DVM, UPM)
EMERGENCY β€” Complete Urinary Blockage Β· ICU Admission Β· Catheter Midnight 3 Jul Β· 5-Day Ward Stay
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Sequence: Discharged Petsville afternoon 3 July β†’ Barkoba drowsy since discharge β†’ rushed to St Angel emergency at approximately 8:30 PM, 3 July 2025.

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St Angel Medical Report (Ref: 000461, Dr Nur Salina, 7 Jul 2025): "Barkoba, a 4 y/o castrated male cat… was presented to our facility on 3/7/25 during emergency hour due to blocked FLUTD. The cat was just discharged from the previous vet on the same day morning after treating the same issue. According to owner, the cat was being drowsy since discharged."

Physical examination on admission (3 Jul 2025): QAR (Quiet, Alert, Responsive). Pink mucous membranes. Skin tent present. CRT <2s. Clear lung sounds. Subnormal temperature. Bladder: very turgid, moderate to large size, non-compressible β€” complete urinary obstruction confirmed.

Catheterisation: Closed system urinary catheter placed that midnight (3 July 2025) due to complete blockage. Catheter maintained throughout ICU admission.

Diagnostics on admission β€” Blood (3 Jul 11:19 PM β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx + Catalyst One):

Parameter3 Jul 11:19 PM6 Jul 11:33 AMReferenceFlag
RBC (M/Β΅L)7.016.416.54–12.20↓ LOW by 6 Jul β€” anaemia developing
HCT (%)29.030.030.3–52.3↓ BELOW NORMAL β€” non-regenerative
HGB (g/dL)10.99.69.8–16.2↓ Declining
RETIC (%)0.10.1β€”Non-regenerative β€” bone marrow not responding
WBC (K/Β΅L)8.8711.92β€”Rising β€” infection/inflammation
NEU (%)65.553.0β€”Immature/toxic neutrophils suspected (IDEXX flag)
LYM (K/Β΅L)5.814.740.92–6.88High-normal
PLT (K/Β΅L)18044151–600↓↓ CRITICALLY LOW by 6 Jul β€” thrombocytopenia
MPV (fL)16.221.711.4–21.6↑ HIGH β€” platelet activation/consumption
GLU (mg/dL)14.0 β†’ 15815874–159Normal range (stress hyperglycaemia resolving)
CREA (mg/dL)1.51.50.8–2.4Normal
BUN (mg/dL)181816–36Normal
TP (g/dL)6.66.65.7–8.9Normal
ALB (g/dL)2.32.32.2–4.0↓ Low-normal β€” early hypoalbuminaemia
ALT (U/L)888812–130Normal

IDEXX flags: (1) Anaemia without reticulocytosis β€” likely non-regenerative; consider pre-regenerative. (2) Immature and/or toxic neutrophils likely present β€” consider inflammation. CREA note: test results multiplied by dilution factor (1:4 dilution applied).

Urinalysis on admission (3 Jul 11:52 PM, free catch): Colour: Amber. Clarity: Very Cloudy. SG: 1.020.

Urinalysis 6 Jul (IDEXX UA Analyzer): PRO 500 mg/dL (↑↑ significant proteinuria), GLU 300 mg/dL (↑↑ glucosuria β€” consider stress vs renal tubular disease), BLD 250 Ery/Β΅L (↑↑ significant haematuria), BIL 1 mg/dL, UBG Negative. IDEXX interpretation: Significant haematuria with proteinuria β€” consider inflammation, infection, urinary calculi, neoplasia, haemorrhage. Glucosuria with hyperglycaemia β€” consider stress hyperglycaemia; if normoglycaemic, consider renal tubular disease. SG 1.020 β€” potentially inappropriate concentration (consider renal disease).

Additional diagnostics during admission:

TestDateResult
Abdominal plain radiograph3 JulPerformed on admission (findings in full report)
Abdominal ultrasound3 JulPerformed on admission
Urine culture (Pathlab)3 JulSent β€” results pending within 2 weeks
FIV / FeLV / Feline Parvovirus (Triple Snap + Parvo)7 Jul (owner request)ALL NEGATIVE

Clinical progression during admission:

DateEvent
3 Jul ~8:30 PMEmergency admission. Complete urinary blockage. QAR, subnormal temperature, bladder non-compressible.
3 Jul midnightClosed-system urinary catheter placed due to complete obstruction.
6 JulCat started to develop flu β€” watery ocular and nasal discharge. HCT dropping (30.0%), PLT critically low (44 K/Β΅L). Significant haematuria + proteinuria + glucosuria on UA.
7 JulRodent ulcer (eosinophilic granuloma) noticed. Viral tests (FIV, FeLV, Parvo) performed at owner's request β€” all negative.
8 JulDischarged with IV port in situ. Transferred directly to UPM Veterinary Hospital.

Treatment during St Angel ICU admission:

#Drug / InterventionNotes
1IV fluidsICU fluid therapy
2Closed system urinary catheterisationPlaced midnight 3 Jul β€” complete blockage
3EnrofloxacinEmpirical antibacterial (note: Pseudomonas later confirmed R to Enrofloxacin)
4TramadolPain management
5Papase (papain enzyme)Anti-inflammatory / mucolytic
6Onsior (Robenacoxib)NSAID β€” pain + inflammation
7AzodylRenal support / uremic toxin reduction
8Nutriplus gel blood boosterNutritional / haematinic support
9Vetri DMGImmune support
10Kaolin pectinGI protection
11Guardizen probioticGI support
12ChloramineAntiseptic / wound care
13NebulisationRespiratory β€” initiated as watery nasal discharge began 6 Jul

Discharge (8 July 2025): Discharged with IV port in place for immediate continuity of care at UPM. Urine culture (Pathlab) result to be forwarded to owner within 2 weeks.

Urine culture (Pathlab, Lab No. 36461400, collected 7 Jul, reported 12 Jul): Klebsiella spp. >100,000 org/mL. Sensitive to Amikacin only. Resistant to: Augmentin, Azithromycin, Ceftazidime, Cephalexin, Clindamycin, Ceftriaxone (I), Cefuroxime, Doxycycline, Enrofloxacin, Imipenem, Marbofloxacin, Metronidazole. Result returned after Barkoba had already transferred to UPM.

Weight: 6.65 kg (on admission/during St Angel stay) β†’ 6.20 kg (at Dr Salina's report, 7 Jul) Β· Bill: RM 2,471.45 Β· Attending: Dr Nur Salina DVM (UPM graduate)

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Critical observations from this admission: (1) PLT dropped from 180 β†’ 44 K/Β΅L in 3 days β€” thrombocytopenia likely from systemic infection/sepsis. (2) RETIC 0.1% on both dates β€” non-regenerative anaemia already established at this stage, before any blood transfusion. (3) Enrofloxacin used empirically β€” later confirmed ineffective against Pseudomonas (UPM blood culture, 17 Jul). (4) Rodent ulcer appearance on 7 Jul β€” early sign of the FHV-1 viral co-infection confirmed by PCR on 14 Jul.
8–18 July 2025 UPM Veterinary Hospital β€” Dr Darren
ICU Admission β€” MDR Septicaemia Confirmed (UPM Ref: F116839)
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Sources confirmed: UPM Invoice BILL-2303 (8–18 Jul 2025) βœ“ Β· Blood culture Lab No. 25-7817268 (Innoquest, collected 17 Jul, reported 21 Jul) βœ“ Β· Urine culture Lab No. 25-1631664 (UPM, collected 11 Jul) βœ“ Β· AMC PCR invoice (14 Jul, RM 750) βœ“ Β· Animed ophthalmology invoice (17 Jul, RM 883) βœ“ Β· AMC Medical Report Ref 1089740 (Dr Amilan, 30 Aug 2025) referencing UPM findings βœ“.

Admission sequence: Discharged from St Angel on 8 July 2025 afternoon β€” brought directly to UPM Veterinary Hospital the same day. No gap between the two admissions. IV port from St Angel maintained for continuity of care.

Admission weight: 6.10 kg (source: AMC report 30 Aug 2025 referencing UPM data)

Procedures confirmed from UPM BILL-2303: Nasogastric (NG) tube placement Β· IV fluid therapy (NaCl 0.9%, Sodium Lactate) Β· Blood culture sent Β· Urine culture sent Β· Ophthalmology examination (Tonovet IOP, Schirmer tear test, Fluorescein test) Β· Nebulisation Β· Wound dressing Β· Full medication course (see Medications section)

X-ray findings (source: AMC Medical Report, 30 Aug 2025, referencing prior UPM radiology): Mild bronchitis pattern. Bladder stones present. VHS normal.

Key diagnostics during UPM admission:

DateTestResultSource
11 Jul 2025Urine culture (C&S)Enterobacter cloacae + Pseudomonas aeruginosaUPM lab (billed via BILL-2303)
Sampling kit purchased from AMC: 14 Jul 2025
Sample taken at UPM ICU (date during admission)
Received by Antech: 21 Jul 2025
Reported: 29 Jul 2025
Feline Respiratory PCR Panel (Antech, HK) β€” Accession# HKAA01420663FHV-1 POSITIVE
FCV NEGATIVE Β· Influenza H1N1 NEGATIVE Β· Bordetella NEGATIVE Β· Chlamydophila NEGATIVE Β· Mycoplasma felis NEGATIVE
AMC invoice Ref 3092820, RM 750 βœ“ Β· Lab report Accession# HKAA01420663 βœ“
16 Jul 2025Ophthalmology β€” Dr Nadzariah ChengCorneal ulcer assessed. Bilateral mucopurulent discharge. Tonovet IOP, Schirmer tear test, Fluorescein test.UPM BILL-2303 (procedures) + Animed invoice RM 883 (17 Jul) βœ“
17 Jul 2025 (collected)Blood culture (Innoquest Lab No. 25-7817268)Pseudomonas aeruginosa + Escherichia coli β€” bacteraemia confirmedInnoquest lab report βœ“ (reported 21 Jul)
OrganismAmikacinImipenemCeftazidimeMeropenemTazocinCeftazidime-AvibactamTobramycinCefepimeCiprofloxacinGentamicinEnrofloxacin
Org 1: Pseudomonas aeruginosaSSSSSSSSRRR
Org 2: Escherichia coliSSRSSβ€”β€”β€”RSR

Gram stain: Gram-negative bacilli in blood culture (peds bottle). Full resistance panel β€” Pseudomonas: also R to Augmentin, Cephalexin, Ceftriaxone, Levofloxacin, Doxycycline. E. coli: also R to Ampicillin, Augmentin, Cephalexin, Cefuroxime, Enrofloxacin, Marbofloxacin. Ertapenem S (E. coli). Imipenem commenced on this result.

Treatment commenced: Imipenem IV started on blood culture sensitivity result. Full medication list confirmed from UPM BILL-2303 β€” see Medications section (UPM).

Discharge (18 July 2025): Barkoba discharged from UPM on 18 July. Blood transfusion urgently required β€” donor cats cannot be brought to UPM. Transferred directly to Jawharicat the same day.

Ophthalmology note: Dr Nadzariah Cheng consulted Barkoba's eyes on 16 July 2025. Ophthalmology procedures billed through UPM invoice (Tonovet IOP, Schirmer tear test, Fluorescein test). Animed billing invoice: RM 883 dated 17 July.

Bill (UPM, BILL-2303): RM 3,264.80 total (includes RM 1,000 deposit paid on 8 July 2025, day of admission) Β· Stay duration: 8–18 July 2025 (10 days)

10 July 2025 Jawharicat β€” Dr Farouq
Royal Canin Recovery Commenced (Barkoba still at UPM)
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Note: Barkoba was still warded at UPM at this time (8–18 July). Royal Canin Recovery food commenced (Nuro Vet invoice, 10 Jul βœ“).

11–12 July 2025 UPM ICU
Virbagen Omega Sent to UPM Β· Administered 12 July Morning
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11 July 2025: Owner sourced Virbagen Omega (Feline Interferon-Ο‰) separately and sent it to UPM for Barkoba's treatment. PCR results had not yet been received at this point β€” Virbagen Omega was administered based on clinical presentation.

12 July 2025 morning: Virbagen Omega administered to Barkoba at UPM ICU.

Source: owner record. Virbagen Omega was owner-sourced β€” not dispensed by any clinic. FHV-1 PCR result (Antech) only received 29 July; DobbyVet PCR result 22 July.

16 July 2025 UPM ICU
Dr Nadzariah Cheng Consulted Barkoba's Eyes Β· Imipenem IV Ongoing (Barkoba at UPM)
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Barkoba warded at UPM ICU. Dr Nadzariah Cheng consulted Barkoba's eyes on 16 July 2025 β€” corneal ulcer assessment, bilateral mucopurulent discharge. Imipenem IV continued for MDR Pseudomonas + Enterobacter.

17 July 2025 UPM ICU Β· Jawharicat β€” Dr Farouq
Blood Type Kit Sent to UPM Β· Barkoba Confirmed Blood Type A Β· Transfer to Jawharicat Arranged
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17 July 2025 β€” Blood type testing: Owner asked Dr Farouq about blood donor cats and arranged for blood type testing. AL-EASY blood typing kit (RM 210) purchased from Jawharicat and sent to UPM. UPM doctor performed the test on Barkoba. Result confirmed same evening β€” Barkoba Blood Type A.

17 July 2025 β€” Blood culture collected: Blood culture sample collected at UPM (Lab No. 25-7817268, Innoquest) β€” reported 21 July, confirmed Pseudomonas aeruginosa + E. coli bacteraemia.

17 July 2025 β€” Ophthalmology billing: Dr Nadzariah Cheng's ophthalmology consultation (performed 16 July) billed via Animed invoice: RM 883 (dated 17 Jul).

Morning 18 July: Owner confirmed to Dr Farouq β€” proceeding with transfer of Barkoba from UPM to Jawharicat for blood transfusion. Donor cats cannot be brought to UPM; transfer necessary.

18 July 2025 UPM β†’ Jawharicat β€” Dr Farouq
UPM Discharge β†’ Same-Day Jawharicat Admission β†’ Emergency Blood Transfusion Γ—3 Donor Cats (Day 1)
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Critical sequence β€” 18 July 2025: Barkoba was discharged from UPM on 18 July because blood transfusion was urgently needed and donor cats cannot be brought to UPM. Barkoba was transferred directly to Jawharicat the same day β€” Jawharicat has resident donor cats on-site. Barkoba was immediately admitted to ICU and received a blood transfusion from 3 Jawharicat resident donor cats on the same day.

Reason for discharge from UPM and transfer to Jawharicat: Blood transfusion urgently required due to critically low PCV (16%). UPM does not have resident blood donor cats, and donor cats cannot be transported to UPM. Barkoba was therefore discharged from UPM and brought directly to Jawharicat on the same day β€” specifically because Jawharicat has resident donor cats on-site.

PCV on 18 July (pre-transfusion): 16% β€” critically low (reference: 30.3–52.3%). Severe anaemia, non-regenerative.

Same-day blood transfusion β€” 18 July 2025 (Jawharicat, 3 resident donor cats):

Donor CatVolumeNotes
Jawharicat Resident Cat 1Whole bloodJawharicat clinic resident donor
Jawharicat Resident Cat 2Whole bloodJawharicat clinic resident donor
Jawharicat Resident Cat 3Whole bloodJawharicat clinic resident donor

Blood type compatibility testing: AL-EASY kit (RM 210) purchased from Jawharicat, sent to UPM on 17 July. Barkoba confirmed Blood Type A on evening of 17 July. Transfusion from clinic resident cats on 18 July = first transfusion episode. A separate second transfusion episode occurred in early August β€” donors: Orked (3 Aug), Leo (3 Aug), Samsudin (4 Aug). Pablo was blood-typed but incompatible β€” Barkoba is blood type A, Pablo is blood type B β€” could not donate.

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Clarification on transfusion episodes: There were two distinct transfusion episodes during the Jawharicat ICU stay:
(1) 18 July 2025 β€” 3 Jawharicat resident donor cats (same day as UPM discharge, PCV 16%);
(2) 3–4 August 2025 β€” HCT dropped critically (exact value pending IDEXX printout). Donors: Orked (3 Aug, RM 1,386), Leo (3 Aug, RM 1,324), Samsudin (4 Aug). Pablo was blood-typed but incompatible β€” Barkoba blood type A, Pablo blood type B β€” Pablo did not donate. No transfusion on 7 Aug β€” HCT dropped to 22.5% but DPO injection given instead.

Jawharicat ICU admission (18 Jul onwards):

Week 1 medications (source: owner summary doc β€” no Jawharicat clinical notes PDF in Drive): Hylodual Intense eye drops TID, Alcan eye drops TID, wound dressing (Hibiscrub + antibiotic gel), Dentisept SID, Haemomaxx 2.5 ml SID, Viusid 1 ml BID, Imipenem IV Γ—5 days, Stem Cell 1 cap SID, Azodyl 1 cap SID. Diet: Renal Singen.

24 Jul: Nasogastric tube removed. Improvement noted in eye and nasal septum.

Week 2 medications (source: confirmed from INV-2883 β€” Famciclovir 60 tabs, Dantrolene, Cetirizine, Papain, Tolfedine injection, Stemtech AFA extract all billed): Famciclovir 1 tab BID (started ~30 Jul), Imipenem IV Γ—5 days, Dantrolene 1 ml BID, Cetirizine, Papain/Beazyme, Tolfedine injection, Stemtech AFA extract. [Virbagen Omega β€” owner-sourced separately, not dispensed by Jawharicat]

4 Aug β€” medications initiated: Mirtazapine 15mg/ml transdermal cream 0.4 ml daily β€” started in ward as appetite stimulant. Weight 5.2 kg. Temperature 38.6Β°C.

5 Aug β€” status: Weight 5.35 kg. Temperature 38.2Β°C. HCT recovering to 30.1% (post Samsudin transfusion). WBC improving (23.90 β†’ 15.53).

~7 Aug β€” additional medications: Darbepoetin (DPO) 0.2 ml IV injection (erythropoiesis stimulator, RM 180). Wecysto Plus Gel continued.

~28 Jul blood culture result (source: owner summary doc β€” no lab PDF in Drive for this date): Pseudomonas cleared. Enterobacter cloacae still present β€” sensitive to Imipenem.

Admission bill: RM 7,540.00 (Jawharicat invoice INV-2937, billing date 19 Jul β€” invoice date does not represent clinical date) + RM 2,000 deposit (18 Jul) Β· UPM bill (for 8–18 Jul stay): RM 3,264.80

Weight tracking (source: owner summary doc): 18 Jul: 5.60 kg β†’ 24 Jul: 5.30 kg β†’ 31 Jul: 5.54 kg

21 July 2025 Jawharicat / IDEXX β€” Dr Farouq
Bloodwork β€” Full Panel at Jawharicat
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Note: Two dates β€” 19 Jul and 21 Jul results (IDEXX ProCyte Dx + Catalyst One) β€” both confirmed from IDEXX printout headers, not invoice dates:

Parameter21 Jul Result19 Jul ResultReferenceFlag
RBC (Γ—10ΒΉΒ²/L)9.247.536.54–12.20Normal
HCT (%)45.836.130.3–52.3Normal
HGB (g/dL)13.811.39.8–16.2Normal
WBC (Γ—10⁹/L)10.6720.365.5–19.5β†’ Improved
NEU (Γ—10⁹/L)8.5815.932.30–10.29↓ Improving
PLT (K/Β΅L)158131151–600↓ LOW
RETIC (%)0.50.5β€”Very low β€” non-regenerative
SDMA (Β΅g/dL)35260–14↑↑ HIGH
Creatinine (Β΅mol/L)18628471–212β†’ Improving
Urea (mmol/L)12.713.25.7–12.9↑ HIGH
Potassium (mmol/L)3.32.83.5–5.8↓ LOW
GLOB (g/L)565128–51↑ HIGH (inflammation)
ALT (U/L)636312–130Normal

SDMA note: SDMA 35 Β΅g/dL with Creatinine within reference interval β€” IDEXX algorithm: likely impaired GFR and kidney function. Recommended: complete urinalysis evaluation.

2–7 August 2025 Jawharicat β€” Dr Farouq
HCT Crash β€” Blood Transfusions: Orked + Leo (3 Aug), Samsudin (4 Aug) Β· Pablo Incompatible (Type B) Β· DPO 7 Aug
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HCT monitoring during ICU (Aug 2025):

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IDEXX printouts for Aug 2025 Jawharicat CBCs are not in the Drive folder. The daily HCT values and dates below came from owner clinical notes β€” not confirmed lab reports. These values should be verified against actual IDEXX printouts before clinical use. Invoices confirm multiple CBCs were run (3 CBCs on INV-2883, 4 CBCs on INV-2987) but exact dates are unknown.
Date (approx β€” owner notes)HCT (%)Ref (30.3–52.3%)Event
~2 Aug*18.230.3–52.3Pre-transfusion. Ultrasound: kidney stone appears resolved
~3 Aug*17.930.3–52.3Blood transfusions: Orked + Leo donate (service date confirmed via Jawharicat invoice line items β€” 3 Aug). Pablo blood-typed β€” incompatible (Type B vs Barkoba Type A) β€” cannot donate. HCT value from owner notes.
4 Aug 2025 11:24 AM βœ“25.730.3–52.3Samsudin donates. HCT 25.7% (IDEXX confirmed). RBC 5.66, WBC 23.90 ↑↑, PLT 171, RETIC 0.1% non-regenerative. Source: IDEXX ProCyte Dx printout "Barkoba 5.8.2025.pdf".
5 Aug 2025 11:55 AM βœ“30.130.3–52.3Post-Samsudin transfusion. HCT 30.1% (IDEXX confirmed). RBC 8.32 (improving), WBC 15.53 (↓ from 23.90), PLT 207, RETIC 26.8% β€” regenerative response beginning. Weight 5.35 kg. Source: IDEXX ProCyte Dx printout "Barkoba 5.8.2025.pdf".
~6 Aug*32.130.3–52.3Improved
~7 Aug*22.530.3–52.3↓ HCT drops again. No blood transfusion. DPO (Darbepoetin) 0.2 ml IV administered. Mirtazapine cream initiated. Dr Farouq recommends bone marrow biopsy. Date from owner notes.
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Dr Farouq's assessment (7 Aug): Consistent anaemia despite blood transfusions on 3 Aug (Orked + Leo) and 4 Aug (Samsudin) β€” 3 donor cats total. Anaemia not clearly explained by CKD alone given Barkoba's weight and overall physical responses. Bone marrow biopsy recommended to assess RBC production capacity. Cause of refractory anaemia remains undetermined.

Additional 7 Aug findings: Blood culture result: No growth on Day 3 and Day 5 incubation. Pseudomonas cleared. Enterobacter reportedly clearing.

7 Aug bill: RM 8,823.60 (discharge day β€” peak expenditure). Total donor transfusion cost: RM 2,710 (Orked RM 1,386 + Leo RM 1,324). Note: INV-2987 "blood transfusion recipient fee" RM 300 = procedure/administration fee, not a new donation.

Weight trend (Aug): 1 Aug: 5.38 kg β†’ 7 Aug: 5.41 kg (slow gain).

7 August 2025 Jawharicat β€” Discharge (Dr Farouq)
Discharge After 21-Day ICU Stay
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Discharge instructions from Dr Muhammad Khayeer Al-Farouq:

Daily temperature monitoring (38.2–39.2Β°C); if >40Β°C administer antipyretic. Daily weight check. Water intake minimum 350 ml/day; subcutaneous fluid therapy 150–200 ml/day (oral + SC combination). Daily bladder palpation (ensure non-turgid). Daily urine output monitoring. Multiple cellulitis at forelimbs β€” daily wound dressing. Diet: Hill's k/d / Royal Canin Renal / Singen Renal Liquid.

Discharge medications: Famciclovir 1 tab SID Γ—2 months, Azodyl 1 tab BID Γ—2 months, Dantrolene 1 ml SID Γ—20 days, Calmurofel 1 cap BID Γ—15 days.

Next appointment: Full blood test 16 August 2025 (Saturday).

"After 21 days of hospitalization, with multiple times of blood transfusion, Barkoba showed a lot of improvement in terms of appetite and healing." β€” Dr Farouq

8–19 August 2025 Nuro Vet (Housecall) + Dr Ruth Lau + Dr Petunia
Home Recovery β€” Housecall Monitoring, Subcutaneous Fluids
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Owner minimised clinic visits to reduce Barkoba's stress. Multiple housecall vets engaged for blood draws (jugular), subcutaneous fluid administration, and vitals monitoring.

8–9 Aug: Nuro Vet housecall, bloodwork, subcut 100 ml, vitals. 10 Aug: Dr Ruth Lau housecall. 14 Aug: Dr Petunia housecall checkup. 19 Aug: Nuro Vet housecall + bloodwork, subcut, vitals.

Note: Specific medications prescribed during home recovery phase are documented in the Medications section under current prescriptions as per Dr Farouq's 7 August discharge instructions.

29–30 August 2025 AMC (Animal Medical Centre, HQ) β€” Dr Amilan Sivagurunathan BVSc(Hons), Cert Ophth, MmedVet(Ophth)
Comprehensive Multi-System Review β€” AMC
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Weight: 6.15 kg. BCS: 3/9. MM: pink.

Physical exam findings: Partially recovered fungal skin infection (ongoing since 2021). Moderate calculus gingivitis. Right upper maxilla gum growth. Bilateral KCS (BUT <3 sec, mild conjunctivitis, watery eyes). Bladder: mild to moderately filled, wall mildly to moderately irregular and thickened β€” possible chronic mucosal changes / hyperplasia / neoplasia (to be further investigated by specialists). LN: all normal on palpation.

Thoracic radiograph (4 views): Mild to moderate bronchial pattern. VHS 7.2 (within normal limits).

ECG: HR 189 bpm. Sinus rhythm. P-wave enlargement. Low voltage ECG. Unspecific intraventricular conduction defect. ABNORMAL ECG.

Blood pressure: Systolic avg 149 mmHg (146/157/143), MAP avg 113 (120/111/108), Diastolic avg 93 (105/86/89). Systolic borderline elevated.

SpOβ‚‚: 90–100% (fluctuates during stress).

Troponin I (feline, 29 Aug): 0.05 ng/mL (Normal <0.18 ng/mL) β€” now normalised vs 0.65 ng/mL on 26 Jun.

NT-proBNP: <50 pmol/L (Normal <100 pmol/L).

Blood smear: Normochromic RBC morphology, anisocytosis 1+, normal leukocyte count and differential, normal platelet count, no blood parasites.

Cystocentesis urine culture: Pending (results to follow).

Skin lab analysis: Heavy cocci bacteria. Very few Malassezia.

FIP ImmunoComb: Unable to perform β€” inadequate sample. AMC did not request repeat. Closed.

Current active issues noted by Dr Amilan (source: AMC Medical Report Ref 1089740, Dr Amilan Sivagurunathan, 30 Aug 2025 β€” confirmed in Drive): MDR bacterial infection (Enterobacter recently cultured, Pseudomonas previously), chronic recurrent anaemia (>30% recurrence), chronic viral FHV/FCV, bilateral KCS, chronic pyoderma + fungal skin (since 2021), chronic cystitis, nephrolithiasis, small bladder stones, moderate gingivitis, right maxilla gum growth, urine burn hair regrowth (slow), possible inherited cardiac signs.

Planned: Cystotomy at AMC β€” pending further stabilisation. Not yet performed as of 9 Aug 2025.

Owner note: Proactive in contingency planning for bacteriophage therapy if Imipenem fails; inquired about shipping isolates to Canada for custom phage production.

Bill: RM 2,231.00

11 September 2025 Nuro Vet
Darbepoetin Injection β€” Anaemia Management
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Bloodwork + Darbepoetin (Darbopoetin) injection to stimulate erythropoiesis. Bill: RM 662.50 (Nuro Vet invoice).

20 September 2025 KD Vet + Shinzovet (Cardiologist)
Cardiology β€” Pericardial Effusion Confirmed; Bloodwork + Urine Culture
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KD Vet (20 Sep): Bloodwork, urine culture, X-ray, ultrasound. RM 1,571. Key results:

RBC 4.73 (↓), HCT 27.2% (↓ β€” anaemia), HGB 8.6 g/dL (↓), RETIC 0.2% (non-regenerative), WBC 7.92 (normal), PLT 281 (normal), SDMA 21 Β΅g/dL (↑), Creatinine 134 Β΅mol/L (WNL), Urea 8.0 (normal), UPC ratio 0.26, Potassium 4.5, Phosphorus 1.66, Calcium 2.30, Sodium 161.

Urine culture (cystocentesis, 20 Sep): E. coli >10⁡ CFU/mL.

Shinzovet Echocardiogram (20 Sep β€” Dr Anthony Leong β€” Vetcardio Services): Mild to moderate pericardial effusion noted. Mildly dilated LV. Upper-normal LV basal lateral wall (diastole: 5.55–5.79 mm). Global systolic function: Normal EF. Reduced cardiac output suspected. Echocardiogram deposit RM 200. Full report 30 Sep.

25 September 2025 AMC / Petsville / Nuro Vet
Antibiotic Restart β€” E. coli >10⁡ Confirmed
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Based on 20 Sep urine culture result (E. coli >10⁡ CFU/mL, sensitive to amoxicillin-clavulanate), Augmentin (Amoxicillin-clavulanate 62.5 mg) initiated: 15 mg/kg BID Γ—14 days. Urajiron (iron supplement) from AMC: RM 449.50.

30 September 2025 Shinzovet β€” Dr Anthony Leong (Cardiologist, 2nd visit)
Cardiology Follow-up β€” Effusion Unchanged, ASA III Anaesthesia Risk
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Physical exam: Bright and alert. BCS 5/9. Pink MM. CRT <2s. Temp 38.2Β°C. HR 150 bpm. RR 48 bpm. BP 111/72 (83) mmHg, PR 157 bpm. Increased inspiratory noise. Weight: 6.45 kg.

Echocardiogram (M-mode): IVSd 4.20 mm, LVIDd 18.39 mm, LVIDs 11.37 mm, LVPWd 4.64 mm, LV FS 38%, LVEF (Teich) 72%, LA/Ao 1.24 (normal), LAD 13.41 mm.

Doppler: LVOT Vmax 0.75 m/s. LVOT CO: 0.43 L/min (mildly reduced). MV E/A 1.35. RVOT normal. No mitral or tricuspid regurgitation. No pulmonary hypertension.

Pericardium: Mildly thickened. Small effusion. Mild to moderate amount of hypo- to isoechoic material within pericardium (unchanged from 20 Sep).

Impression: Suspected pericardial effusion secondary to pericarditis and myocarditis from systemic infection. May explain previously elevated Troponin I. Barkoba possibly recovering from pericarditis/myocarditis.

Anaesthesia risk: ASA III. Risks: Reduced CO, pericardial effusion may trigger malignant arrhythmias, lower tolerance to perioperative fluids.

If GA required: (1) Monitor BP, HR, ECG. (2) Consider Dobutamine CRI. (3) Fluids <3 ml/kg/hr. (4) Check baseline feline SAA2 + Troponin-I pre-anaesthesia.

Treatment continued: Amoxicillin-clavulanate 15 mg/kg BID Γ—14 days. Gabapentin prescribed. Bill: RM 475 (2nd appointment) + RM 515 (echocardiogram + pre-anaesthesia) = RM 990.

2 October 2025 AMC β€” Dr Elise Robertson (Specialist), Dr Sivan (Cardiologist), Dr Amilan (Ophth)
Major Specialist Day β€” Cystotomy + Endoscopy Under GA (Dr Elise Robertson)
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Procedures performed: Cystotomy (bladder stone removal), Endoscopy (sample excl. biopsy), PCCL (Percutaneous Cystolitholapaxy). Bladder tissue biopsy taken and sent to FINN Pathologists (UK).

Analgesia: Fentanyl 0.05 mg/ml injection. Onsior prescribed (3 days). Gabapentin 300 mg. Pepian Gastric (gastric protection).

Dr Sivan (Cardiology, AMC): X-ray performed (RM 120). Ultrasound (RM 380 + RM 200).

Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus: Catalyst UPC (2), dipstick, urine culture at AMC (RM 278 + RM 270).

Total AMC bill 2 Oct: RM 4,872.30 + RM 720 (Dr Sivan) + RM 12,100 (Dr Elise β€” surgery + endoscopy) = RM 17,692.30 (single visit).

Post-operative care: Discharge medications and instructions per Dr Elise Robertson and AMC team. Refer to AMC invoice (Ref: 1089740, 04/10/2025) for full dispensed items.

16–20 October 2025 FINN Pathologists (UK) β€” Dr Tom Vicek DVM PhD DipACVP MRCVS
Bladder Tissue Culture + Histopathology Report (FINN Pathologists)
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Sample: Bladder tissue swab (from cystotomy 2 Oct). Access No: 25101333767.

Culture result β€” Enterococcus sp. (Growth: +++)

AntibioticResultTier
Sulpha/TrimethoprimNot reported (Enterococci have salvage pathways β€” appears sensitive in vitro but NOT indicated)
MarbofloxacinR3rd tier
PradofloxacinR3rd tier
ClindamycinR2nd tier
Amoxicillin/Clavulanic acidR2nd tier
AmoxicillinRβ€”
CephalexinR2nd tier
CefovecinR3rd tier
DoxycyclineRβ€”
CeftazidimeR3rd tier
CefuroximeR2nd tier
TobramycinR2nd tier
GentamicinR2nd tier
AmikacinR2nd tier
Ticarcillin/Clavulanic AcidR2nd tier
Piperacillin/TazobactamR3rd tier
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FINN Pathologists comment: "This is an extremely resistant isolate." β€” Rachel Millar, BVMS, Cert. SAM, MRCVS, Manager of Internal Medicine. No susceptible antibiotic from tested panel except Sulpha/Trimethoprim (NOT indicated for Enterococcus as per EUCAST guidelines). Isolate not tested against Linezolid, Vancomycin, Nitrofurantoin, or Fosfomycin β€” these should be considered.

Histopathology (bladder biopsy): 1 tissue (wedge), multiple levels. Mucosa and submucosa absent in the biopsy β€” primary lesion uncertain. Muscularis unremarkable. Serosal fibro-adipose tissue: few haemosiderophages, lymphocytes and plasma cells. Diagnosis: Mild non-suppurative serosal inflammation with haemosiderosis. Comment: Consider previous mural cystitis or trauma. Neoplasia not recognised in this sample, but mucosal layer absent β€” cannot exclude.

3 November 2025 One Vet Ampang
Visit 13 β€” Bloodwork + Urine Culture & Sensitivity + Antibiotics
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Routine post-cystotomy/endoscopy monitoring. Bloodwork + urine culture and sensitivity performed. Antibiotics and Azodyl dispensed.

Bills: Diagnostics RM 791 Β· Antibiotics + Azodyl RM 245 Β· Total: RM 1,036

Source: Barkoba Finance tracker β€” 3 Nov 2025 entries.

18 November 2025 One Vet Ampang
Visit 14 β€” Follow-up
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Follow-up visit at One Vet Ampang. No invoice in Drive for this date β€” visit confirmed by folder "14. 18 Nov 2025 One Vet Ampang" in Google Drive. Specific diagnostics pending document retrieval.

Source: Google Drive folder structure β€” folder #14.

2–3 December 2025 One Vet Ampang
Visit 15 β€” Bloodwork + Urine Culture & Sensitivity
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Monthly surveillance bloodwork and urine culture + sensitivity. Ongoing monitoring for MDR Pseudomonas infection status post-cystotomy.

Bill: RM 565 (One Vet Ampang, 3 Dec 2025)

Source: Barkoba Finance tracker β€” 3 Dec 2025 entry.

13–24 December 2025 Nuro Vet / Petsville
Ceftazidime IM Injection Course β€” MDR Bacterial Flare
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Antibiotic escalation to Ceftazidime: Consistent with MDR Pseudomonas aeruginosa recurrence. Ceftazidime is a 3rd-generation cephalosporin with activity against Pseudomonas β€” likely selected based on culture sensitivity from Dec 2 or 3 results. Imipenem supply constraints or clinical decision may have driven the switch.

Ceftazidime sourcing: 7 vials β€” owner-sourced (RM 272.15, 13 Dec 2025).

IM injection administration:

DateClinicCost
18 Dec 2025Nuro VetRM 57.00
19 Dec 2025Nuro VetRM 108.00
20 Dec 2025Nuro VetRM 35.00
21 Dec 2025Nuro VetRM 15.00
22 Dec 2025PetsvilleRM 10.00
23 Dec 2025PetsvilleRM 10.00
24 Dec 2025PetsvilleRM 10.00

Total Ceftazidime course cost: ~RM 517 (drug + injections)

30 December 2025 Teoh Vet
Visit 16 β€” Year-End Review: Bloodwork + Urine Culture
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Year-end monitoring. Full bloodwork + urine culture performed. Ongoing management protocols maintained. Cysthopan (bladder GAG supplement) added to regimen around this period.

Bill: RM 1,103.60

Source: Barkoba Finance tracker β€” 30 Dec 2025 entry. Drive folder: "16. 30 Dec 2025 - Teoh".

29 January 2026 UPM Veterinary Hospital
Visit 17 β€” UPM Follow-up: Bloodwork + Urine Culture + Bladder/Kidney Ultrasound
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Comprehensive follow-up at UPM. CBC (IDEXX ProCyte Dx), urine culture, bladder and kidney ultrasound performed. CBC results confirm significant haematological recovery compared to crisis levels in July 2025.

CBC β€” 29 January 2026 (IDEXX ProCyte Dx):

ParameterResultUnitReferenceFlag
RBC8.63Γ—10ΒΉΒ²/L6.54–12.20Normal βœ“
HCT45.8%30.3–52.3Normal βœ“
HGB14.7g/dL9.8–16.2Normal βœ“
MCV53.1fL35.9–53.1Normal (upper limit)
MCH17.0pg11.8–17.3Normal βœ“
MCHC32.1g/dL28.1–35.8Normal βœ“
WBC7.41Γ—10⁹/L2.87–17.02Normal βœ“
NEU3.24Γ—10⁹/L2.30–10.29Normal βœ“
LYM3.42Γ—10⁹/L0.92–6.88Normal βœ“
MONO0.23Γ—10⁹/L0.05–0.67Normal βœ“
EOS0.46Γ—10⁹/L0.17–1.57Normal βœ“
PLT282K/Β΅L151–600Normal βœ“
MPV17.5fL11.4–21.6Normal βœ“
RETIC12.9K/Β΅L15.0–27.0 (absolute)↓ Mildly below range β€” monitor
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Recovery context: HCT 45.8% (Jan 2026) vs 29.0% (Jul 3 2025 crisis nadir). Platelet count 282 vs critically low 44 (Jul 6 2025). All CBC parameters now essentially normal β€” anaemia resolved, thrombocytopenia resolved. Reticulocytes mildly low but clinically stable.

Bill: RM 773 (blood test + urine culture + ultrasound, UPM)

Source: CBC image "29Jan CBC BARKOBA.jpg" from Google Drive + Finance tracker. Drive folder: "17. 29 Jan 2026 - UPM".

25 March 2026 AMC β€” Dr Sivan (Cardiology) / Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus
Visit 18 β€” AMC: Urine Culture + Cardiology + Ongoing Review Β· Pseudomonas STILL PRESENT
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Urine Culture Result β€” Standard C&S (collected 25 Mar 2026, reported 28 Mar 2026 β€” Lab No. 26-8265495, Medivet Laboratory):
Organism: Pseudomonas aeruginosa >10⁡ CFU/mL
Urine appearance: Clear, Pale Yellow. SG 1.010. pH 6.0.
Leucocytes ++ Β· Blood +++ Β· Nitrite Positive Β· Protein +
Microscopy: WBC 89 Γ—10⁢/L (↑↑) Β· RBC 23 Γ—10⁢/L (↑↑) Β· Numerous bacteria. No casts/crystals.
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MIC Testing β€” Separate Sample, Outside Lab (collected 25 Mar 2026, result PENDING as of Apr 2026):
Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus (AMC) collected a separate urine sample on 25 Mar 2026 and sent it to an outside laboratory for Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) level testing β€” more detailed than standard C&S. Objective: to identify the most effective antibiotic and optimal dosing for Barkoba specifically. Result not yet received as of 27 April 2026. This result is critical for guiding the next antibiotic strategy if stem cell protocol does not clear the infection.

Susceptibility profile β€” Pseudomonas aeruginosa (25 Mar 2026):

AntibioticResultNotes
AmikacinS β€” SusceptibleActive
CeftazidimeS β€” SusceptibleActive (previously used Dec 2025)
CefepimeS β€” Susceptible4th-gen cephalosporin β€” active
ImipenemS β€” Susceptible⭐ Primary carbapenem β€” STILL ACTIVE
MeropenemS β€” SusceptibleCarbapenem option
Tazocin (Pip/Tazo)S β€” SusceptibleActive
TobramycinS β€” SusceptibleActive aminoglycoside
AugmentinR β€” Resistantβ€”
CefuroximeR β€” Resistantβ€”
CephalexinR β€” Resistantβ€”
CiprofloxacinR β€” ResistantFluoroquinolone resistance confirmed
ClindamycinR β€” Resistantβ€”
EnrofloxacinR β€” ResistantFluoroquinolone resistance confirmed
GentamicinR β€” ResistantAminoglycoside resistance
MetronidazoleR β€” Resistantβ€”
LevofloxacinR β€” ResistantFluoroquinolone resistance
DoxycyclineR β€” Resistantβ€”
AzithromycinR β€” Resistantβ€”

Note: Mupirocin not tested. No CLSI guidelines available for other requested antibiotics per lab note.

Bills β€” 25 March 2026: AMC consultation/procedures RM 1,380 Β· Hill's c/d Multicare Stress Kibbles 1.5kg Γ—6 RM 804 Β· Azodyl Γ—2 RM 820 Β· Misc RM 277.19

31 March 2026 β€” AMC follow-up: RM 1,911 (details not yet in Drive)

Source: "25 MARCH 2026 AMC URINE CULTURE" PDF + Finance tracker. Lab No. 26-8265495 reported 28 Mar 2026.

May – July 2026 (Planned) AMC β€” Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus
TREATMENT PLAN v4.0 β€” Stem Cell Therapy Protocol + Ongoing Surveillance (Finalised 27 Apr 2026)
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Version 4.0 Final Master Schedule β€” Owner document dated 27 April 2026. Biologic stem cell product injections combined with regular microbiology surveillance. Plan discussed and developed with Dr Shaza Olivet. Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus (AMC, current primary doctor) was consulted regarding any concerns she may have with the plan.
DateActivityEstimated CostRule / Remarks
2 May 2026Full blood: CBC, Chem17, Lytes, SDMA, urinalysis, urine USG, UPC, urine cultureRM 655 + UPCBaseline before Injection 1
9 May 2026Stem cell product cycle 1 + Injection 1RM 1,370 + injection feeCovers Injections 1 and 2
23 May 2026Reduced blood: CBC, renal, SDMA, electrolytes, urinalysis, urine USGRM 505 + urinalysisPre-Injection 2 checkpoint β€” review same day
24 May 2026Injection 2Injection fee separateProceed only if clinically stable
6 June 2026Stem cell product cycle 2 + Injection 3RM 1,370 + injection feeCovers Injections 3 and 4
19 June 2026Full blood: CBC, Chem17, Lytes, SDMA, urinalysis, urine USG, UPC, urine cultureRM 655 + UPCMonthly microbiology checkpoint β€” major decision point
20 June 2026Injection 4Injection fee separateContinue only if measurable benefit confirmed
4 July 2026Stem cell product cycle 3 + Injection 5RM 1,370 + injection feeCovers Injections 5 and 6
17 July 2026Reduced blood: CBC, Chem17, Lytes, SDMA, urinalysis, urine USG, UPCRM 505 + UPC + urinalysisFinal pre-Injection 6 review
18 July 2026Injection 6Injection fee separateFinal biologic phase
Monthly (post first no-growth)Urine cultureRM 150 eachContinue until 3 consecutive no-growth results
FlexibleAMC review with Dr Stephanie (current primary doctor) β€” as and when clinically indicatedAMC fee separateConsulted on plan β€” available for review based on clinical need

Source: "Barkoba_Version_4_0_Final_Master_Schedule.docx" β€” uploaded to Google Drive 27 April 2026. Status: ACTIVE β€” first appointment scheduled 2 May 2026.

Lab Results β€” Master Blood Test Table & Urinalysis
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All confirmed blood test dates with actual lab values from source documents. Cells coloured red = above reference, yellow = below reference, green = within normal. Blank cells = parameter not tested that date. Scroll horizontally to see all dates.
CBC / HAEMATOLOGY β€” All Dates (chronological)
Parameter (Unit) Ref Range 6 Jun 25
Petsville
26 Jun 25
Jawharicat
3 Jul 25 11:19PM
St Angel
6 Jul 25 11:33AM
St Angel
~Jul 25*
UPM
(date unconfirmed)
19 Jul 25
Jawharicat
21 Jul 25
Jawharicat
3 Aug 25
Jawharicat
(owner record)
4 Aug 25 11:24AM
Jawharicat
IDEXX confirmed
5 Aug 25 11:55AM
Jawharicat
IDEXX confirmed
20 Sep 25
KD Vet
30 Dec 25
Teoh Clinic
RBC (Γ—10ΒΉΒ²/L or Γ—10⁢/mmΒ³) 6.54–12.20 11.27 ↑ 9.55 7.01 6.41 ↓ 6.70 β€” 9.24 β€” 5.66 ↓ 8.32 4.73 ↓ 7.65
HCT / PCV (%) 30.3–52.3 57.3 ↑ 43.4 29.0 ↓ 30.0 ↓ 0.30 (30%) 36.1 45.8 19.4 ↓↓ 25.7 ↓↓ 30.1 ↓ 27.2 ↓ 37.9
HGB (g/dL) 9.8–16.2 18.8 ↑ 14.5 10.9 9.6 ↓ 106 g/L 11.3 13.8 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 8.6 ↓ 13.0
MCV (fL) 35.9–53.1 51 45.4 41.4 46.8 45 47.9 49.6 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 57.5 ↑ 49.5
MCH (pg) 11.8–17.3 16.7 15.2 15.5 15.0 β€” 15.0 14.9 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 18.2 ↑ 17.0
MCHC (g/dL) 28.1–35.8 32.8 33.4 37.6 32.0 353 g/L 30.1 31.3 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 31.6 34.3
RDW (%) 15.0–27.0 16.3 23.3 20.9 20.8 16 26.7* β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 22.1 21.3
RETIC (%) β€” β€” 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.5 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 0.2 (non-regen) 0.3
WBC (Γ—10⁹/L) 5.5–19.5 5.7 9.28 8.87 11.92 28.20 ↑↑ 20.36 ↑ 10.67 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 7.92 8.79
NEU (Γ—10⁹/L) 2.30–10.29 3.50 (GRA) 6.32 1.41 6.33 21.43 ↑↑ + Band 3.38 15.93 ↑ 8.58 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 4.59 4.26
LYM (Γ—10⁹/L) 0.92–6.88 2.10 2.32 5.81 4.74 1.41 ↓ 4.35 1.19 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 2.69 3.92
MONO (Γ—10⁹/L) 0.05–0.67 0.10 0.20 1.42 0.63 1.97 ↑ 0.62 0.52 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 0.38 0.23
EOS (Γ—10⁹/L) 0.17–1.57 0.25 0.38 0.10 0.08 0.00 ↓ 0.14 0.09 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 0.17 0.34
PLT (K/Β΅L or Γ—10⁹/L) 151–600 221 239 180 44 ↓↓ CRITICAL 192 ↓ 131 158 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 281 335
MPV (fL) 11.4–21.6 8.3 16.1 16.2 21.7 ↑ 25.8 ↑ β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 17.2 16.7

Aug 2025 sources: 3 Aug HCT 19.4% from owner record. 4 Aug and 5 Aug: IDEXX ProCyte Dx printout "Barkoba 5.8.2025.pdf" (Jawharicat, Dr Farouq). 4 Aug 11:24 AM = previous run column; 5 Aug 11:55 AM = main run column. Other Aug dates not in Drive.

BIOCHEMISTRY β€” All Dates (chronological)
Parameter (Unit) Ref Range 6 Jun 25
Petsville
28 Jun 25
Petsville
26 Jun 25
Jawharicat
3 Jul 25
St Angel
~Jul 25*
UPM
(date unconfirmed)
19 Jul 25
Jawharicat
21 Jul 25
Jawharicat
29 Aug 25
AMC
20 Sep 25
KD Vet
30 Dec 25
Teoh Clinic
GLU / Glucose 4.11–8.84 mmol/L
74–152 mg/dL
125 mg/dL 238 mg/dL ↑↑ 12.94 mmol/L ↑↑ 14.0β†’158 mg/dL 3.1–7.2 (NR) 5.28 mmol/L 6.53 mmol/L β€” 5.66 mmol/L 5.85 mmol/L
SDMA (Β΅g/dL) 0–14 >100 ↑↑ β€” 12 β€” β€” 26 ↑ 35 ↑↑ β€” 21 ↑ 15 ↑
CREA / Creatinine 71–212 Β΅mol/L
0.7–2.1 mg/dL
1.6 mg/dL 1.2 mg/dL 174 Β΅mol/L 1.5 mg/dL 232 Β΅mol/L ↑ 284 Β΅mol/L ↑ 186 Β΅mol/L β€” 134 Β΅mol/L 171 Β΅mol/L
UREA / BUN 5.7–12.9 mmol/L
15–37 mg/dL
30.2 mg/dL 17.0 mg/dL 8.9 mmol/L 18 mg/dL 30.3 mmol/L ↑↑ 13.2 mmol/L 12.7 mmol/L ↑ β€” 8.0 mmol/L 11.4 mmol/L
PHOS / Phosphate (mmol/L) 1.00–2.42 3.7 mg/dL β€” 0.55 ↓ β€” 1.1 1.38 1.80 β€” 1.66 1.52
CA / Calcium (mmol/L) 1.95–2.83 11.1 mg/dL β€” 2.69 β€” 2.2 2.43 2.51 β€” 2.30 2.48
TP / Total Protein (g/L) 57–89 8.3 g/dL ↑ 7.7 g/dL 88 6.6 g/dL 86.4 ↑ 76 82 β€” 77 78
ALB / Albumin (g/L) 22–40 3.6 g/dL 3.1 g/dL 28 2.3 g/dL ↓ 24.3 ↓ 25 26 β€” 29 31
GLOB / Globulin (g/L) 28–51 4.7 g/dL 4.6 g/dL 57 ↑ 4.4 g/dL 62.1 ↑↑ 51 56 ↑ β€” 48 47
ALT (U/L) 12–130 64 69 85 88 69 63 63 β€” 64 77
ALKP / ALP (U/L) 14–111 62 60 β€” 20 39 39 32 β€” 31 36
GGT (U/L) 0–4 0 β€” 4 β€” 3.6 1 0 β€” 0 3
TBIL / Bilirubin 0–15 Β΅mol/L 0.15 mg/dL β€” 7 Β΅mol/L β€” β€” 9 Β΅mol/L 9 Β΅mol/L β€” <2 Β΅mol/L 4 Β΅mol/L
CHOL / Cholesterol (mmol/L) 1.68–5.81 208 mg/dL β€” 5.77 β€” β€” 5.71 5.30 β€” 3.15 5.21
AMYL / Amylase (U/L) 500–1500 1433 ↑ β€” 1104 β€” β€” 901 784 β€” 1307 1233
LIPA / Lipase (U/L) 100–1400 <20 β€” 351 β€” β€” 229 303 β€” 489 465
Na / Sodium (mmol/L) 150–165 β€” β€” 163 β€” 157.7 ↑ 166 163 β€” 161 165 (upper limit)
K / Potassium (mmol/L) 3.5–5.8 β€” β€” 3.8 β€” 3.7 ↓ 2.8 ↓↓ 3.3 ↓ β€” 4.5 3.7
Cl / Chloride (mmol/L) 112–129 β€” β€” 122 β€” 118.7 129 125 β€” 121 123
UPC Ratio <0.4 (cats) β€” β€” 0.06 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 0.26 β€”
TT4 / Thyroxine (nmol/L) 10–60 β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” β€” 22 18

Sources: Petsville Element DC, Jawharicat/KD Vet/St Angel IDEXX Catalyst One, UPM Veterinary Laboratory (Haemogram), AMC, Teoh Clinic IDEXX. Unit conversions applied where labs used different unit systems.

CARDIAC BIOMARKERS β€” Serial Trend
Parameter Reference 26 Jun 2025 β€” Jawharicat 29 Aug 2025 β€” AMC (Dr Amilan) Interpretation
Troponin I (fTnI) <0.18 ng/mL Normal
0.18–0.28 Equivocal
>0.28 Abnormal
0.65 ng/mL ↑↑ ABNORMAL 0.05 ng/mL β€” Normal Normalised by 29 Aug. Cardiologist (Shinzovet): likely reflects myocarditis/pericarditis secondary to systemic infection at Jun time point.
NT-proBNP <100 pmol/L Normal <50 pmol/L β€” Normal <50 pmol/L β€” Normal No evidence of congestive heart failure at either time point.

Echocardiogram 30 Sep 2025 (Shinzovet β€” Dr Anthony Leong): Pericardial effusion confirmed. LVEF 72% (normal). CO 0.43 L/min (mildly reduced). See Cardiology section for full measurements.

HCT / PCV MONITORING β€” Confirmed from Lab Reports Only
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Only values confirmed from actual IDEXX printouts or lab reports in Drive are shown here. The Jawharicat ICU period (Jul–Aug 2025) had multiple CBCs run (INV-2883: 3 CBCs; INV-2987: 4 CBCs) but the individual IDEXX printout PDFs are not in the Drive folder β€” exact test dates cannot be confirmed. The Aug daily HCT readings previously listed (18.2%, 17.9%, 26.7% etc.) have been removed until actual IDEXX printouts are provided.
DateHCT / PCV (%)SourceClinical Context
6 Jun 202557.3% ↑Petsville β€” IDEXX CBC (INV-064574)Haemoconcentration / dehydration. First bloodwork.
26 Jun 202543.4%Jawharicat β€” IDEXX ProCyte DxNormal. Cardiac panel + urine culture visit.
3 Jul 2025 11:19 PM29.0% ↓St Angel β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx (emergency admission)Below normal on emergency admission. Non-regenerative.
6 Jul 2025 11:33 AM30.0% ↓St Angel β€” IDEXX ProCyte DxBorderline. PLT critically low (44). Flu symptoms developing.
18 Jul 202516% (PCV manual)UPM / Jawharicat β€” PCV on discharge/admissionCritically low. Transferred to Jawharicat same day for blood transfusion.
19 Jul 202536.1%Jawharicat β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx (confirmed printout)Post first transfusion (18 Jul). Recovery.
21 Jul 202545.8%Jawharicat β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx (confirmed printout)Within normal range. Full blood panel.
22–31 Jul 2025Not yet in DriveJawharicat β€” IDEXX printouts not yet uploadedMultiple CBCs run (INV-2883: 3 CBCs). Transfusions by Orked + Leo (3 Aug) and Samsudin (4 Aug) indicate HCT dropped critically. Upload IDEXX printouts to confirm values.
4 Aug 2025 11:24 AM25.7% ↓↓Jawharicat β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx
βœ“ Confirmed printout in Drive ("Barkoba 5.8.2025.pdf")
Pre-Samsudin transfusion. RBC 5.66. WBC 23.90 ↑↑ HIGH (severe inflammation/infection). PLT 171. RETIC 0.1% (non-regenerative). Monocytosis noted.
5 Aug 2025 11:55 AM30.1% ↓Jawharicat β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx
βœ“ Confirmed printout in Drive ("Barkoba 5.8.2025.pdf")
Post-transfusion recovery. RBC 8.32. WBC 15.53 (improving). PLT 207. RETIC 26.8% β€” regenerative response beginning. Weight 5.35 kg.
6–7 Aug 2025Not yet in DriveJawharicat β€” IDEXX printouts not yet uploadedINV-2987 confirms 4 more CBCs run. DPO injection given ~7 Aug. Upload printouts to confirm values.
20 Sep 202527.2% ↓KD Vet β€” IDEXX (invoice K2436660)Still anaemic. Non-regenerative (RETIC 0.2%).
29 Jan 202645.8% βœ“UPM β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx (confirmed printout in Drive)Fully normalised. Anaemia resolved.
Urinalysis β€” 27 April 2025 (Nuro Vet)
ParameterResultReferenceFlag
RTE# (Renal Tubular Epithelial)10.60 /uL0 /uL↑↑ TUBULAR STRESS
SEC# (Squamous Epithelial)8.06 /uL0–7 /uL↑ UTI inflammation
HYA# (Hyaline cast)0.33 /uL0–0.8 /uLNormal
RBC#9.33 /uL0–25 /uLNormal
WBC#7.21 /uL0–25 /uLNormal
CrystalsNone detectedβ€”Clear
Urine Dipstick β€” 18 June 2025 (Petsville)
ParameterResultFlag / Note
NitritePOSITIVEBacterial infection suspected
LeukocytesTrace (25)Inflammation or infection
Specific Gravity1.060Highly concentrated urine
pH6Slightly acidic
Urobilinogen4Mildly elevated
Ascorbic Acid40 mg/dLHigh β€” may interfere with strip readings
Occult Blood, Bilirubin, Protein, Ketone, GlucoseNormal (0)WNL

Microscopy: Calcium phosphate crystals, calcium oxalate (insoluble β€” non-dissolvable), minor struvite, bacteria suspected.

Bloodwork Comparison β€” June 2025 vs July 2025 (post-infection)
Parameter6 Jun 202521 Jul 2025ReferenceTrend
RBC (Γ—10⁢/mmΒ³)11.279.245.0–10.0 (Petsville) / 6.54–12.20 (IDEXX)↓ Normalised
HCT (%)57.345.827–47% / 30.3–52.3%↓ Improved
HGB (g/dL)18.813.88–17 / 9.8–16.2↓ Normalised
WBC (Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³)5.710.675.0–11.0Normal both dates
PLT (Γ—10Β³/mmΒ³)221158180–430 / 151–600↓ Borderline low Jul
CREA (mg/dL / Β΅mol/L)1.6 mg/dL186 Β΅mol/L0.7–2.1 / 71–212Normal both dates
BUN / Urea (mg/dL / mmol/L)30.212.7 mmol/L15–37 / 5.7–12.9↑ Borderline Jul
SDMA (Β΅g/dL)>100350–14Still elevated (↓ from >100)
K⁺ (mmol/L)β€”3.33.5–5.8↓ LOW (hypokalemia)
GLOB (g/L / g/dL)4.756 g/L3.0–5.7 / 28–51↑ Persistent (inflammation)
TP (g/dL / g/L)8.382 g/L5.0–8.2 / 57–89Normalised
AMY (U/L)1433784500–1400 / 500–1500↓ Normalised
Bloodwork β€” 20 September 2025 (KD Vet)
ParameterResultReferenceFlag
RBC4.736.54–12.20 Γ—10ΒΉΒ²/L↓ ANAEMIA
HCT (%)27.230.3–52.3↓ BELOW NORMAL
HGB (g/dL)8.69.8–16.2↓ ANAEMIA
RETIC (%)0.2β€”Non-regenerative pattern
WBC (Γ—10⁹/L)7.925.5–19.5Normal
PLT (K/Β΅L)281151–600Normal
SDMA (Β΅g/dL)210–14↑ Kidney concern
Creatinine (Β΅mol/L)13471–212WNL
Urea (mmol/L)8.05.7–12.9Normal
UPC ratio0.26<0.4 normalNormal
Potassium (mmol/L)4.53.5–5.8Normal
Phosphorus (mmol/L)1.660.8–2.2Normal
Bloodwork β€” 29 January 2026 (UPM β€” IDEXX ProCyte Dx) Β· Full Recovery Confirmed
ParameterResultUnitReferenceFlag
RBC8.63Γ—10ΒΉΒ²/L6.54–12.20Normal βœ“
HCT45.8%30.3–52.3Normal βœ“ β€” anaemia fully resolved (was 27.2% Sep 2025, 29.0% Jul 2025)
HGB14.7g/dL9.8–16.2Normal βœ“
MCV53.1fL35.9–53.1Normal (upper limit)
MCH17.0pg11.8–17.3Normal βœ“
MCHC32.1g/dL28.1–35.8Normal βœ“
WBC7.41Γ—10⁹/L2.87–17.02Normal βœ“
NEU3.24 (43.7%)Γ—10⁹/L2.30–10.29Normal βœ“
LYM3.42 (46.2%)Γ—10⁹/L0.92–6.88Normal βœ“
MONO0.23 (3.1%)Γ—10⁹/L0.05–0.67Normal βœ“
EOS0.46 (6.2%)Γ—10⁹/L0.17–1.57Normal βœ“
PLT282K/Β΅L151–600Normal βœ“ β€” fully recovered (was 44 on 6 Jul 2025 crisis)
MPV17.5fL11.4–21.6Normal βœ“
RETIC (absolute)12.9K/Β΅L15.0–27.0↓ Mildly below range β€” continue monitoring
RETIC (%)0.2%3.0–50.0Low percentage β€” regeneration mildly blunted

Source: "29Jan CBC BARKOBA.jpg" (IDEXX ProCyte Dx printout, 29 Jan 2026 11:38 AM). All haematological parameters essentially normal. This represents full recovery from the Jul–Sep 2025 anaemia and thrombocytopenia crisis.

DateTroponin I (feline)ReferenceNT-proBNPReference
26 Jun 2025 (Jawharicat)0.65 ng/mL<0.06 (IDEXX feline)<50 pmol/L<100 pmol/L
29 Aug 2025 (AMC)0.05 ng/mL<0.18 ng/mL<50 pmol/L<100 pmol/L

Note: Troponin normalised by 29 Aug 2025. Cardiologist (Dr Anthony Leong, Shinzovet) interpretation: Barkoba was likely recovering from myocarditis/pericarditis secondary to systemic bacterial infection at time of elevated reading.

Microbiology β€” All Culture & Sensitivity Results (from lab reports only)
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All results below are taken directly from laboratory reports in the "Urine & Blood Culture/Microscopic Results" folder. No data from owner documents is included.
All Culture Results β€” Chronological
Collection DateSpecimenLab / Lab No.Referring Clinic / DoctorOrganismCFU/mL or Count
26 Jun 2025Urine β€” free catchInnoquest
25-1801854
Jawharicat β€” Dr KhayeerNo growthβ€”
7 Jul 2025UrinePathlab
36461400
St Angel β€” Dr Ding Chee MinKlebsiella spp.>100,000 org/mL
11 Jul 2025UrineUPM
25-8845878
UPM β€” Timbalan DekanEnterobacter cloacae>10⁡ CFU/mL
11 Jul 2025UrineUPM
25-8845878
UPM β€” Timbalan DekanPseudomonas aeruginosa10⁴–10⁡ CFU/mL
17 Jul 2025Blood cultureInnoquest/UPM
25-7817268
UPM β€” Timbalan DekanPseudomonas aeruginosaIsolated (bacteraemia)
17 Jul 2025Blood cultureInnoquest/UPM
25-7817268
UPM β€” Timbalan DekanEscherichia coliIsolated (bacteraemia)
22 Jul 2025UrineInnoquest
25-8843460
Jawharicat β€” Dr KhayeerEnterobacter cloacae10⁴–10⁡ CFU/mL
22 Jul 2025Nasal swabInnoquest
25-1631664
Jawharicat β€” Dr KhayeerStaphylococcus aureusScanty growth
29 Jul 2025Blood cultureInnoquest
25-1446172
Jawharicat β€” Dr KhayeerNo growth after 5 daysβ€”
2 Aug 2025UrineInnoquest
25-1702467
Jawharicat β€” Dr KhayeerEnterococcus faecium10⁴–10⁡ CFU/mL
20 Sep 2025Urine β€” cystocentesisInnoquest
25-2150233
KD Vet β€” Dr Tan Zhang JianEscherichia coli>10⁡ CFU/mL
2 Oct 2025UrineInnoquest
25-2166356
AMC β€” Dr SivagurunathanEnterococcus faecium10⁴–10⁡ CFU/mL
2 Oct 2025Bladder tissue swabFINN Pathologists UK
25101333767
AMC β€” Dr Elise RobertsonEnterococcus sp.Growth +++
3 Nov 2025UrineInnoquest
25-1509491
One Ampang β€” Dr Lau Sang SangEscherichia coli>10⁡ CFU/mL
2 Dec 2025UrineInnoquest
25-2550647
One Ampang β€” Dr Lau Sang SangPseudomonas aeruginosa>10⁡ CFU/mL
30 Dec 2025UrineInnoquest
25-2623071
Teoh Animal Clinic β€” Dr Teoh Hun PinPseudomonas aeruginosa>10⁡ CFU/mL
25 Mar 2026UrineInnoquest
26-8265495
AMC β€” Dr SivagurunathanPseudomonas aeruginosa>10⁡ CFU/mL
Antibiotic Sensitivity β€” All Confirmed Isolates (from lab reports)
Antibiotic Klebsiella
Urine
7 Jul 25
E.cloacae+
Pseudo
Urine 11 Jul
Pseudo
Blood
17 Jul 25
E. coli
Blood
17 Jul 25
E.cloacae
Urine
22 Jul 25
S.aureus
Nasal
22 Jul 25
E.faecium
Urine
2 Aug 25
E. coli
Urine
20 Sep 25
E.faecium
Urine
2 Oct 25
E. coli
Urine
3 Nov 25
Pseudo
Urine
2 Dec 25
Pseudo
Urine
30 Dec 25
Pseudo
Urine
25 Mar 26
AmikacinSS / SSSSβ€”β€”β€”Rβ€”SSS
ImipenemRI / SSSSβ€”β€”Sβ€”β€”SSS
Meropenemβ€”β€”SSβ€”β€”β€”Sβ€”β€”SSS
CeftazidimeRS / β€”SRβ€”β€”β€”β€”Rβ€”SSS
Tazocinβ€”β€”SSβ€”β€”β€”β€”Rβ€”SSS
Cefepimeβ€”S / β€”SSβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”SSS
Tobramycinβ€”S / β€”Sβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”SSS
Ceftaz-Avibactamβ€”β€”Sβ€”Sβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”
AugmentinRR / RRRRβ€”RSRSRRR
CiprofloxacinRR / RRRRβ€”RRRRRRR
EnrofloxacinRR / RRRβ€”β€”β€”Rβ€”β€”β€”RR
Gentamicinβ€”R / RRSRRβ€”SRβ€”RRR
Levofloxacinβ€”R / β€”Rβ€”Rβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”RRR
DoxycyclineRβ€”RRβ€”Sβ€”SSSRRR
Nitrofurantoinβ€”R / Rβ€”β€”Rβ€”SSSSβ€”Rβ€”
Vancomycinβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”SSRSβ€”β€”Rβ€”
Linezolidβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”SSRSβ€”β€”Rβ€”
Sulph/Trimethoprimβ€”R / β€”β€”β€”RSβ€”Sβ€”SRRβ€”
Ampicillin/Sulbactamβ€”R / β€”β€”β€”Rβ€”RSRSβ€”Rβ€”
MarbofloxacinRβ€”Rβ€”β€”β€”β€”Rβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”
Fos/Tro (Fosfomycin)β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”Sβ€”Sβ€”β€”β€”
Ertapenemβ€”β€”Sβ€”Rβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”
Colistinβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”Iβ€”
Rifampicinβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”Sβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”
Fusidic Acidβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”Sβ€”Rβ€”β€”β€”Rβ€”
Minocyclineβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”Sβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”
Penicillinβ€”β€”β€”β€”β€”RRRRβ€”β€”β€”β€”

S = Susceptible  |  I = Intermediate  |  R = Resistant  |  β€” = Not tested. For Urine 11 Jul col: format = Enterobacter / Pseudomonas result. Sources: Innoquest Pathology, UPM Vet Lab, Pathlab, FINN Pathologists UK.

Urine FEME (Dipstick + Microscopy) β€” All Confirmed Lab Reports
Parameter 27 Apr 25
Nurovet
18 Jun 25
Petsville
26 Jun 25
Innoquest
11 Jul 25
UPM
22 Jul 25
Innoquest
2 Aug 25
Innoquest
29 Aug 25
AMC
20 Sep 25
KD Vet
2 Oct 25
AMC
3 Nov 25
One Ampang
2 Dec 25
One Ampang
30 Dec 25
Teoh
25 Mar 26
AMC
SGβ€”1.0601.0201.0301.0301.0181.0131.0101.0171.0151.0101.0091.010
pHβ€”6.08.06.08.08.05.06.07.06.05.06.56.0
Nitriteβ€”PositiveNegativeNegativeNegativeNegativeNegativePositivePositivePositivePositivePositivePositive
Leucocytes7.21/uLTrace(25)Β±+++++++++3++++++++++++++
Blood9.33/uLNegative+++++++++++++++++++1++++Negative++++++++++++++++
Proteinβ€”NegativeNil++++++++1+Negative+++++++
WBC Microscopy7.21/uLβ€”15Γ—10⁢/L>500Γ—10⁢/L>500Γ—10⁢/L>500Γ—10⁢/LNumerous423Γ—10⁢/L75Γ—10⁢/L>500Γ—10⁢/L20Γ—10⁢/L>500Γ—10⁢/L89Γ—10⁢/L
RBC Microscopy9.33/uLβ€”>250Γ—10⁢/L>250Γ—10⁢/L>250Γ—10⁢/L>250Γ—10⁢/Lβ€”53Γ—10⁢/L0>250Γ—10⁢/L>250Γ—10⁢/L31Γ—10⁢/L23Γ—10⁢/L
BacteriaNone seenBacteriaβ€”β€”β€”β€”Few cocci + heavy bacilliNumerousModerateNumerousNumerousModerateNumerous
Colour/ClarityYellow/Clearβ€”Yellow/Sl.TurbidBrown/TurbidYellow/TurbidYellow/Sl.TurbidSl.cloudyYellow/ClearPale Yel/Sl.TurbidPale Yel/Sl.TurbidPale Yel/Sl.TurbidYellow/Sl.TurbidPale Yel/Clear
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26 Jun 2025 β€” NO GROWTH confirmed (Innoquest Lab No. 25-1801854): Free catch urine collected 26 June 11:30, reported 28 June. Result: No growth. The previous website entry stating "culture grew organisms" was incorrect β€” that was taken from an owner-written document, not a lab report.
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7 Jul 2025 β€” Klebsiella spp. >100,000 org/mL found during St Angel admission (Pathlab 36461400): Resistant to Ceftazidime, Cephalexin, Doxycycline, Enrofloxacin, Marbofloxacin, Metronidazole. Sensitive to Amikacin only from panel tested. This organism was not previously documented on this website.
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa persists in urine Dec 2025 – Mar 2026: Positive on 2 Dec 2025, 30 Dec 2025, and 25 Mar 2026 β€” all >10⁡ CFU/mL. Standard C&S susceptible to Amikacin, Imipenem, Meropenem, Ceftazidime, Tazocin, Cefepime, Tobramycin. Resistant to all fluoroquinolones. ⏳ MIC testing result pending β€” separate sample sent by Dr Stephanie (AMC) to outside lab on 25 Mar 2026 for MIC-level analysis to identify optimal antibiotic and dosing.
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29 Jul 2025 β€” Blood culture NO GROWTH (Innoquest Lab No. 25-1446172): Collected 29 Jul, reported 4 Aug. No organisms isolated after 5 days incubation. Bacteraemia had cleared by this date.
Virology β€” PCR Results
TestDateFacilityResult
Feline Respiratory PCR Panel (Antech) β€” FHV-1 + FCV Combo 5in114 Jul 2025AMC β€” Dr Amilan (invoice Ref: 3092820)POSITIVE β€” FHV-1 & Calicivirus
Herpes & Calicivirus PCR Combo22 Jul 2025DobbyVet (invoice RM 400)POSITIVE β€” confirmed
Feline Triple Snap (FIV / FeLV)7 Jul 2025St Angel β€” Dr Nur SalinaNEGATIVE
Feline Parvovirus Antigen7 Jul 2025St Angel β€” Dr Nur SalinaNEGATIVE
FIP ImmunoComb29 Aug 2025AMC β€” Dr AmilanUnable to perform β€” inadequate sample. Not repeated. Closed.
Felisine paste (FCoV antigen stimulant)β€”AMC β€” Dr Amilan (30 Aug 2025)Considered but NOT prescribed β€” per Dr Amilan's report: "Owner was concerned about felisine paste effects for FCOV β€” hence not prescribed."
Cardiology β€” Shinzovet Report (30 Sep 2025 β€” Dr Anthony Leong β€” Vetcardio Services)
Physical Exam (30 Sep 2025)
ConditionBright & alert, BCS 5/9, pink MM, CRT <2s
Temperature38.2Β°C
Heart Rate150 bpm (LV HR 157 bpm)
Respiratory Rate48 bpm + increased inspiratory noise
Blood Pressure111/72 (MAP 83) mmHg
Weight6.45 kg
MurmurNone detected
M-Mode Measurements
IVSd4.20 mm
LVIDd18.39 mm (mildly dilated LV)
LVIDs11.37 mm
LVPWd4.64 mm (basal lateral: 5.55–5.79 mm β€” upper-normal)
LV FS38% (Normal)
LVEF (Teich)72% (Normal EF)
LVEDV / LVESV / LVSV10.3 / 2.9 / 7.4 ml
LA/Ao1.24 (Normal <1.5)
LAD13.41 mm (Normal size)
Ao Diam10.88 mm
Doppler & Function
LVOT Vmax / CO0.75 m/s / 0.43 L/min (MILDLY REDUCED)
MV E Velocity / A Velocity0.71 / 0.52 m/s (E/A 1.35)
MV IVRT54 ms
Diastolic functionNormal diastolic filling pattern
RVOTUnremarkable
Pulmonary hypertensionNo evidence
Pulmonary veinsNormal
PericardiumMildly thickened. Small effusion present. Hypo- to isoechoic material within pericardium
Spontaneous echo contrastNot visible
Cardiologist Impression & Recommendations (Dr Anthony Leong)
DiagnosisSuspected Pericardial Effusion secondary to Bacterial Myocarditis/Pericarditis
Anaesthesia riskASA III β€” elevated
GA recommendationIf GA required: Monitor BP, HR, ECG. Consider Dobutamine CRI. Fluids <3 ml/kg/hr. Pre-GA: feline SAA2 + Troponin-I baseline.
TreatmentAmoxicillin-clavulanate 15 mg/kg BID Γ—14 days
Previous Troponin I elevated Jun0.65 ng/mL β€” may reflect pericarditis/myocarditis at time
Troponin I Aug follow-up0.05 ng/mL (normalised)
AMC ECG (29 Aug)Abnormal: P-wave enlargement, low voltage, unspecific intraventricular conduction defect
Medications & Supplements β€” Historical & Current
Medications Dispensed β€” Confirmed from Clinic Invoices & Doctor Reports
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All entries below are from official clinic invoices or doctor reports only. Organised by clinic. Invoice dates used for non-Jawharicat invoices only β€” Jawharicat invoice dates are billing dates, not dispensing dates.
NURO VET β€” Cyberjaya
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
CystoproΓ—10Nuro Vet INV-6646, 27 Apr 2025Urinary support
UTI-OXIΓ—7Nuro Vet INV-6646, 27 Apr 2025Urinary antibacterial supplement
DenzoΓ—14Nuro Vet INV-6646, 27 Apr 2025Urinary support
Royal Canin Recoveryβ€”Nuro Vet, 10 Jul 2025Nutritional recovery diet
Darbepoetin (Darbopoetin) injectionβ€”Nuro Vet invoice, 11 Sep 2025Erythropoiesis stimulator (non-regenerative anaemia)
Ceftazidime IM injectionsDaily IMNuro Vet invoices, 18–21 Dec 2025MDR gram-negative bacterial infection
Hypermix / Abscess creamβ€”Nuro Vet, 10 Oct 2025Wound / skin management
Augmentin + Fecal bottleβ€”Nuro Vet, 25 Sep 2025Bacterial infection (E. coli)
PETSVILLE β€” Cyberjaya
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
Azodyl capsuleΓ—8Petsville INV-064574, 6 Jun 2025CKD / uremic toxin reduction
Calmurofel capsuleΓ—10Petsville INV-064574, 6 Jun 2025Bladder mucosal support
Clavaseptin 62.5mgΓ—16Petsville INV-064574, 6 Jun 2025Empirical antibacterial (UTI)
Papain Beazyme tabletΓ—8Petsville INV-064574, 6 Jun 2025Digestive / anti-inflammatory enzyme
Royal Canin Urinary S/O 3.5kg1 bagPetsville INV-064574, 6 Jun 2025Prescription urinary diet
Azodyl capsuleΓ—10Petsville INV-064971, 18 Jun 2025CKD
Calmurofel capsuleΓ—10Petsville INV-064971, 18 Jun 2025Bladder support
Clavaseptin 62.5mgΓ—16Petsville INV-064971, 18 Jun 2025Antibacterial
Bactigen Eye DropsΓ—1Petsville INV-064971, 18 Jun 2025Eye infection (bacterial)
Royal Canin Renal + RC Urinary SO Pouchβ€”Petsville INV-064971, 18 Jun 2025CKD + urinary prescription diet
Diazepam 0.5mg oralΓ—4 days BIDPetsville INV-065465, ward 28 Jun–3 Jul 2025Smooth muscle relaxant (urethral spasm)
Dexamethasone injection0.6ml IM single dosePetsville INV-065465, ward Jun–Jul 2025Anti-inflammatory
Marbofloxacin injection1ml SQ single dosePetsville INV-065465, ward Jun–Jul 2025Empirical antibacterial (later confirmed R)
Baytril / Enrofloxacin oral0.75 tab SID Γ—8 daysPetsville INV-065465 / referral letter, Jul 2025Empirical antibacterial (later confirmed R to Pseudomonas)
Prednisolone oral1 tab SID Γ—8 daysPetsville INV-065465 / referral letter, Jul 2025Anti-inflammatory
Prednisolone injectionSingle dosePetsville INV-065465, ward Jul 2025Anti-inflammatory
Tolfenamic Acid injectionSingle dosePetsville INV-065465, ward Jul 2025Antipyretic + anti-inflammatory
Calmurofel (extended)Γ—10 extraPetsville discharge, 3 Jul 2025Bladder mucosal support
AzodylΓ—10Petsville INV-065465, ward Jul 2025CKD
Augmentin (Amoxicillin-clav)β€”Petsville, 25 Sep 2025Bacterial infection
Ceftazidime IM injectionsDaily IMPetsville invoices, 22–24 Dec 2025MDR gram-negative bacterial infection
ST. ANGEL ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTRE β€” Puchong
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
AzodylΓ—10St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025CKD
Painkiller (unspecified)β€”St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025Analgesia (urinary obstruction)
Anti-inflammatory (unspecified)Γ—9St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025Inflammation
Antibiotic (unspecified)Γ—0.75St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025Empirical antibacterial
Antihistamine (unspecified)Γ—1.5St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025Allergy / inflammation
Mucolytic injectionΓ—1.5St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025Respiratory support (nebulisation)
ProbioticsΓ—3St Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025GI support
Hill's S/D c/d (prescription food)Γ—1 canSt Angel INV-47242, 3–8 Jul 2025Urinary prescription diet
UPM VETERINARY HOSPITAL β€” Serdang
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
Tramadol injection / Acugesic7.2ml Γ— RM2.50/mlUPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Analgesia
Furosemide (Rasitol) injection2.4mlUPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Diuretic (fluid management)
Marbocyl 2% injection6mlUPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Empirical antibacterial
Cystaid Cat capsuleΓ—10UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Bladder GAG support
Augmentin 457mg/5ml suspension1 bottleUPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Antibacterial
Bromhexine injection4.75ml Γ— RM2.60UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Mucolytic / respiratory support
Acetylcysteine 200mg powder + empty capsulesβ€”UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Mucolytic / antioxidant
Dentisept 20g tubeΓ—1UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Oral hygiene / gingivitis
Sodium Chloride 0.9% (NaCl) IV fluidsβ€”UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025IV fluid therapy
Sodium Lactate IV3 Γ— 500mlUPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025IV fluid therapy (electrolyte)
Gentamicin 10% injection10.5mlUPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Antibacterial (topical/wound)
Tobramycin eye drops (Tobrex)Γ—1UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Eye infection
Tears Naturale eye dropsΓ—1UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Dry eye / KCS lubrication
Nicol (Chloramphenicol) eye dropsΓ—1UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Eye infection
Vaseline 30g / Calamine cream / Gentamicin creamβ€”UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Wound / skin care
Catosal 10% injection (B12 complex)β€”UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Metabolic support
Papain/Beazyme tabletsΓ—20UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Enzyme / anti-inflammatory
Bromhexine 8mg tabΓ—2UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Mucolytic
RC Canine & Feline Recoveryβ€”UPM BILL-2303, 8–18 Jul 2025Nutritional recovery (NG tube)
JAWHARICAT β€” Ampang (dispensed medications only, not Virbagen which was owner-sourced)
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
Azodyl capsuleΓ—104 (ward); Γ—8 (Aug); Γ—10 (Jul)INV-2883, INV-2987, INV-2937CKD / uremic toxin
Dantrolene Sodium 25mg capΓ—36 (ward ~30 Jul); Γ—8 (Aug)INV-2883, INV-2987Smooth muscle relaxant (bladder/urethral)
Papain / Beazyme 150000 IUΓ—38; Γ—8INV-2883, INV-2987Enzyme / anti-inflammatory
Famvir (Famciclovir 500mg)Γ—60INV-2883 (~30 Jul period)FHV-1 antiviral
Cetirizine 10mg tabletΓ—7INV-2883Antihistamine
Tolfedine injectionΓ—1INV-2883NSAID anti-inflammatory
Tramadol injectionΓ—7INV-2937 (Jul ward)Analgesia
Stemtech AFA ExtractΓ—6INV-2937 (Jul ward)Stem cell / immune support supplement
Mirtazapine 15mg/ml cream (original tube)Γ—1 tube + 1.6ml dispensedINV-2987 (~Aug)Appetite stimulant
Wecysto Plus Gel16mlINV-2987 (~Aug)Bladder GAG support
Darbepoetin (DPO) injection0.2ml (Γ—1 dose)INV-2987 (~7 Aug)Erythropoiesis stimulator
Maropitant (transdermal)β€”Jawharicat invoice, 23 Aug 2025Anti-nausea
Hill's K/D feline mince chickenΓ—21 cansINV-2987Renal prescription diet
Hill's K/D feline dry 1.8kgΓ—1 bagINV-2987Renal prescription diet
Calmurofel capsuleΓ—30INV-2987Bladder mucosal support
AMC (ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTRE) β€” Kuala Lumpur
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
Refresh Tears eye dropsΓ—1 (BID both eyes)AMC invoice 3115662, 29 Aug 2025KCS lubrication
Ridinox 0.1% (Idoxuridine) eye dropsΓ—1 (BID both eyes)AMC invoice 3115662, 29 Aug 2025Herpes corneal ulcer
Topizole Medicated Shampoo 250mlΓ—1 (1Γ—/week)AMC invoice 3115662, 29 Aug 2025Fungal skin disease
Urajiron tabletΓ—1 (RM 390)AMC invoice 3133299 / Sep 2025Iron supplementation (anaemia)
Entero-Chronic 4g sachetΓ—7 sachets (RM 59.50)AMC invoice 3133299, Oct 2025GI support / chronic enteropathy
Gabapentin 300mg tabΓ—1 (pre-procedure)AMC invoice 3133680, 2 Oct 2025Pre-anaesthesia sedation / pain
Fentanyl 0.05mg/ml injectionΓ—2 (RM 32.60)AMC invoice 3133678, 2 Oct 2025Anaesthetic analgesia (cystotomy/endoscopy)
Ampicillin Sodium 500mg injection1.3ml (RM 29.30)AMC invoice 3133687, 2 Oct 2025Intraoperative antibacterial prophylaxis
Ranitidine 25mg/ml injection0.45ml (RM 27.60)AMC invoice 3133687, 2 Oct 2025Gastric acid / GI protection (peri-operative)
Robenacoxib (Onsior) 20mg/ml injection0.60ml (RM 44.80)AMC invoice 3133687, 2 Oct 2025Post-operative NSAID analgesia
Tramadol 50mg/ml injection0.50ml (RM 32.00)AMC invoice 3133687, 2 Oct 2025Post-operative analgesia
Calmurofel capsuleΓ—30 (discharge)AMC invoice 3133732, 2 Oct 2025Bladder mucosal support (post-cystotomy)
Dantrolene 25mg capsuleΓ—5 (discharge)AMC invoice 3133732, 2 Oct 2025Smooth muscle relaxant
Famotidine 20mg tabΓ—2 (discharge)AMC invoice 3133732, 2 Oct 2025Gastric acid reduction
Gabapentin 100mg tabΓ—5 (discharge)AMC invoice 3133732, 2 Oct 2025Pain management
Onsior (Robenacoxib) 6mg cat tabΓ—3AMC invoice 3133732, 2 Oct 2025Post-operative NSAID (oral, 3 days)
Clavaseptin 250mg tabΓ—1AMC invoice 3133709, 2 Oct 2025Antibacterial
Gabapentin 150mg (compounded)β€”AMC invoice, 3 Sep 2025Pain management
SHINZOVET (KD VET CARDIOLOGY) β€” Kota Damansara
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
Gabapentin 100mgβ€”Shinzovet, 16 Sep 2025Pain management / pre-anaesthesia
Augmentin (Amoxicillin-clav)15mg/kg BID Γ—14 daysShinzovet Cardiology Report, 30 Sep 2025E. coli UTI (culture confirmed susceptible)
KD VET (VETESSENTIAL) β€” Kota Damansara
DrugQty / DoseSourceIndication
Darbepoetin 20mcg/0.5ml injectionΓ—1 syringeKD Vet invoice K2436660, 20 Sep 2025Erythropoiesis stimulator (anaemia)
Methycobal injection<1 ampouleKD Vet invoice K2436660, 20 Sep 2025Vitamin B12 / nerve support
EXTERNAL / OWNER-SOURCED (not dispensed by vet clinic)
DrugSourceIndication
Virbagen Omega (Feline Interferon-Ο‰) β€” Cycles 1, 2, 3Owner-sourced separately (not dispensed by any clinic)FHV-1 / Calicivirus (PCR confirmed)
Imipenem IVOwner-sourced (multiple purchases); IV administered by clinicsMDR Pseudomonas + Enterobacter (confirmed Susceptible)
Ceftazidime IMOwner-sourced (RM 272.15, Dec 2025); IM administered by Nuro Vet + PetsvilleMDR gram-negative recurrence
Diet β€” Confirmed in Doctor / Clinic Reports
Royal Canin Urinary S/OPrescribed by Dr Aishah (Petsville), 6 Jun 2025
Royal Canin Renal + Urinary S/O (mixed)Advised by Dr Aishah (Petsville), 18 Jun 2025 β€” due to CKD / SDMA elevation
Singen Renal Liquid / Hill's k/d / RC RenalPrescribed by Dr Farouq (Jawharicat), 7 Aug 2025 discharge summary
Subcutaneous fluids β€” 150 ml/weekNoted by Dr Amilan (AMC), 30 Aug 2025 β€” for SDMA elevation
Royal Canin RecoveryNuro Vet invoice, 10 Jul 2025
Critical Antibiotics Used (chronological)
DrugPeriodRouteIndicationSource
Clavaseptin (Amoxicillin-clav 62mg)Jun–Jul 2025OralInitial UTI empiricalPetsville / Jawharicat
ImipenemJul–Aug 2025IVMDR Pseudomonas + Enterobacter β€” confirmed SusceptibleUPM, Jawharicat (administered); owner-sourced
Augmentin (Amoxicillin-clav)Sep–Oct 2025OralE. coli UTI (cystocentesis culture β€” Susceptible)Petsville / AMC
Ceftazidime IMDec 2025IM injectionRecurrent MDR gram-negative (Pseudomonas-spectrum)Nuro Vet + Petsville (administered); owner-sourced
MarbofloxacinJul 2025 (single dose)SQEmpirical (Pseudomonas R β€” discontinued)Petsville
Open Investigations & Clinical Questions
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Last confirmed data: 25 March 2026 (AMC urine culture + MIC test sent, result pending) + 29 January 2026 (UPM CBC). Status confirmed by owner as of 27 April 2026.
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Priority 1 β€” Pseudomonas aeruginosa UTI (Persistent) β€” UNRESOLVED
Urine culture 25 Mar 2026: Pseudomonas aeruginosa >10⁡ CFU/mL β€” still positive despite cystotomy (Oct 2025), multiple Imipenem courses, and Ceftazidime (Dec 2025). Standard C&S susceptible to: Imipenem, Amikacin, Ceftazidime, Meropenem, Tazocin, Cefepime, Tobramycin. Resistant to all fluoroquinolones.

⏳ MIC (Minimum Inhibitory Concentration) result PENDING β€” Dr Stephanie (AMC) sent a separate sample on 25 Mar 2026 to an outside lab for MIC-level testing to identify the optimal antibiotic and dosing for Barkoba. Result not yet received as of 27 Apr 2026. This is the key pending result for antibiotic strategy.

Stem cell protocol v4.0 active from May 2026. Monthly urine culture required until 3 consecutive no-growth results.
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Priority 2 β€” Pericardial Effusion / Cardiac Status β€” UNRESOLVED
Pericardial effusion confirmed Sep 2025 (Shinzovet, Dr Anthony Leong). Mildly reduced CO (0.43 L/min). ASA III anaesthesia risk. No echocardiogram performed after Sep 2025 β€” current cardiac status unknown. Repeat echo required before any GA procedure. Troponin I had normalised by Aug 2025.
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Priority 3 β€” Dental: Calculus Gingivitis + Right Maxillary Gum Growth β€” UNRESOLVED
Moderate calculus gingivitis and right upper maxillary gum growth noted by Dr Amilan (AMC, Aug 2025). Nature of gum growth undetermined β€” no biopsy performed. Dental procedure requires GA β€” deferred pending cardiac clearance. Reassess once pericardial effusion status confirmed.
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Resolved β€” Anaemia + Thrombocytopenia
HCT 45.8%, PLT 282 K/Β΅L, WBC 7.41 β€” all normal as of 29 Jan 2026 (IDEXX ProCyte Dx, UPM). Fully recovered from crisis levels (HCT 16%, PLT 44 in Jul–Aug 2025). Bone marrow biopsy no longer indicated.
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Resolved β€” Cystotomy + Bladder Stones
Cystotomy performed 2 Oct 2025 (AMC, Dr Elise Robertson). Bladder stones removed. Endoscopy + urethrocystoscopy performed simultaneously. Histopathology: mild non-suppurative serosal inflammation, neoplasia not recognised.
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Resolved β€” Bacteraemia
Blood cultures no growth ~Aug 2025 (Jawharicat). Pseudomonas and Enterobacter cleared from bloodstream. Current infection is localised to urinary tract only.
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Resolved β€” Chronic Skin Infection (Cocci + Fungal)
Confirmed resolved by owner as of Apr 2026. Previously: heavy cocci + Malassezia (AMC Aug 2025), chronic pyoderma + fungal skin since 2021. Topizole shampoo treatment completed.
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Not Performed β€” FIP / FCoV ImmunoComb
Attempted at AMC 29 Aug 2025 β€” unable to perform due to inadequate sample. AMC did not request a repeat. Matter closed that day. No FIP/FCoV diagnosis was made and no further action was taken.
Treating Clinicians (Documented)
ClinicianFacilitySpecialtyPeriod
Dr AishahPetsvilleGeneral PracticeJun–Jul 2025
Dr SalinaSt Angel VeterinaryGeneral Practice / EmergencyJul 2025
Dr DarrenUPM Veterinary HospitalInternal Medicine / ICUJul 2025
Dr Muhammad Khayeer Al-FarouqJawharicat Veterinary Centre (68000 Ampang)General / Internal Medicine / ICUJun 2025 – ongoing
Dr Amilan Sivagurunathan BVSc(Hons), Cert Ophth, MmedVet(Ophth)AMC (Animal Medical Centre, HQ KL)Consultant OphthalmologistAug 2025 – ongoing
Dr Nadzariah ChengConsulted Barkoba's eyes (16 Jul 2025) β€” billed via AnimedOphthalmologist16 Jul 2025
Dr SivanAMCCardiologyOct 2025
Dr Elise RobertsonAMC (Visiting Specialist)Internal Medicine / Surgery (Cystotomy, Endoscopy)Oct 2025
Dr Anthony Leong (Vetcardio Services)Shinzovet (Kota Damansara)Cardiologist β€” EchocardiographySep–Oct 2025
Dr Stephanie Lavania PetrusAMCGeneral / Internal MedicineOct 2025
Dr Ruth LauHousecallGeneral PracticeAug 2025
Dr PetuniaHousecallGeneral PracticeAug 2025
Tom Vicek DVM PhD DipACVP MRCVSFINN Pathologists (UK)Anatomic Pathology + MicrobiologyOct 2025
Rachel Millar BVMS, Cert. SAM, MRCVSFINN Pathologists (UK)Internal Medicine (Antimicrobial comment)Oct 2025
Owner Clinical Notes (Important for Context)
Sources: All items below from Dr Amilan's AMC Medical Report dated 30 Aug 2025 (Ref: 1089740), unless stated otherwise. - Owner prefers home monitoring / housecall visits to minimise clinic stress for Barkoba. - Owner consolidates medical reports from all clinics β€” request full file from owner at consultation. - Owner coordinating across UPM, Jawharicat, AMC, and multiple specialists simultaneously. - Owner has explored bacteriophage therapy as contingency if Imipenem resistance develops; inquired about shipping clinical isolates to Canada for custom phage production. - Owner requests avoidance of GA and unnecessary procedures; requests pre-screening and risk/benefit analysis prior to any procedure. - Owner reports Barkoba's father died of heart attack aged 5–7 years β€” possible inherited cardiac predisposition. - Water intake target: minimum 350 ml/day oral + subcutaneous fluids 150 ml/week. [Source: Dr Farouq discharge summary, 7 Aug 2025] - Vaccination status: Not provided / unknown at any clinic visit.
Forward Treatment Plan β€” Version 4.0 (Active from May 2026)
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Status as of 27 April 2026: Pseudomonas aeruginosa persists (>10⁡ CFU/mL, Mar 2026). Imipenem remains susceptible. CBC normalised Jan 2026 β€” anaemia and thrombocytopenia resolved. Cystotomy completed Oct 2025. Stem cell biologic therapy initiated as next-phase intervention.
Version 4.0 Final Master Schedule β€” AMC, Dr Stephanie Lavania Petrus
DateActivityEstimated CostRemarks / Rules
2 May 2026Full blood: CBC, Chem17, Lytes, SDMA, urinalysis, urine USG, UPC, urine cultureRM 655 + UPCBaseline before Injection 1
9 May 2026Stem cell product cycle 1 + Injection 1RM 1,370 + injection feeCovers Injections 1 and 2
23 May 2026Reduced blood: CBC, renal, SDMA, electrolytes, urinalysis, urine USGRM 505 + urinalysisPre-Injection 2 checkpoint β€” review result same day
24 May 2026Injection 2Injection fee separateProceed only if clinically stable
6 June 2026Stem cell product cycle 2 + Injection 3RM 1,370 + injection feeCovers Injections 3 and 4
19 June 2026Full blood: CBC, Chem17, Lytes, SDMA, urinalysis, urine USG, UPC, urine cultureRM 655 + UPC⭐ Monthly microbiology checkpoint β€” major decision point
20 June 2026Injection 4Injection fee separateContinue only if measurable benefit confirmed
4 July 2026Stem cell product cycle 3 + Injection 5RM 1,370 + injection feeCovers Injections 5 and 6
17 July 2026Reduced blood: CBC, Chem17, Lytes, SDMA, urinalysis, urine USG, UPCRM 505 + UPC + urinalysisFinal pre-Injection 6 review
18 July 2026Injection 6Injection fee separateFinal biologic phase
Monthly (after first no-growth)Urine culture onlyRM 150 eachContinue until 3 consecutive no-growth results β€” exit criterion
FlexibleAMC review β€” Dr Stephanie Lavania PetrusAMC feeAnytime she deems clinically necessary

Source: "Barkoba_Version_4_0_Final_Master_Schedule.docx" β€” Google Drive, uploaded 27 April 2026. Treatment commencement: 2 May 2026.

Cumulative Financial Summary (27 Apr 2025 – Apr 2026)
CategoryTotal Spent
Vet bills (all clinics)RM 64,647.25
Prescription dietRM 7,736.07
SupplementsRM 3,504.85
Interferon Omega (Virbagen β€” viral)RM 9,500.00
Antibiotics β€” Bacteria (Imipenem, Ceftazidime etc.)RM 3,055.40
External diagnosticsRM 1,210.00
MISC (logistics, homecare, consumables)RM 2,925.78
Funding received (crowdfunding/community)RM 8,665.70
TOTAL PAIDRM 92,856.54
Owner-funded portionRM 84,190.84

Source: "Barkoba Finance" Google Sheets tracker β€” data through 24 April 2026. Figures exclude planned May–July 2026 stem cell protocol (estimated additional RM 4,110–5,500+ for 3 cycles + injections).