tshepongwenya
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So i am planning to adopt a golden retriever that arrived at a shelter around a week or so ago. He is 2 years old and is on the high risk list for euthanization, but the vet comments have me concerned that he may need surgery or something.
From what I can interpret, he was hit by a car and seems to have some pelvic problems but that is as far as i could understand.
My main worry is that he may need surgery and not be able to be as active (I have 2 other dogs that like to rough play).
Here are the vet notes
So i am planning on adopting a dog from a shelter which is a golden retriever. Upon looking at the vet notes, the dog seems to have quite a bit of issues. Does can anyone understand what it mean? I know HBC is hit by car but the rest is just too hard to understand and when emailing them they did not tell me what exactly is wrong.
Any ideas:
" vet Exam Notes:
patient reported hbc trauma, examined and tx at er, has rads, pelvic rads reportedly exhibiting R slab ischial fx, patient is bar, e/d well, able
to stand and ambulate, exhibiting minor abrasions along RH hock and dermal wound along RH hip region, r/o trauma, underlying pelvic
fx/injury, other underlying trauma
requesting wound clip
begin antibiotics/analgesics "
From what I can interpret, he was hit by a car and seems to have some pelvic problems but that is as far as i could understand.
My main worry is that he may need surgery and not be able to be as active (I have 2 other dogs that like to rough play).
Here are the vet notes
So i am planning on adopting a dog from a shelter which is a golden retriever. Upon looking at the vet notes, the dog seems to have quite a bit of issues. Does can anyone understand what it mean? I know HBC is hit by car but the rest is just too hard to understand and when emailing them they did not tell me what exactly is wrong.
Any ideas:
" vet Exam Notes:
patient reported hbc trauma, examined and tx at er, has rads, pelvic rads reportedly exhibiting R slab ischial fx, patient is bar, e/d well, able
to stand and ambulate, exhibiting minor abrasions along RH hock and dermal wound along RH hip region, r/o trauma, underlying pelvic
fx/injury, other underlying trauma
requesting wound clip
begin antibiotics/analgesics "