Bob & Leslie Loutsch – Remsen, IA

{"v":1,"state":"Iowa","nm":"Bob & Leslie Loutsch – Remsen, IA","hh":[{"y":2016,"u":"https://www.humaneworld.org/sites/default/files/docs/2016-horrible-hundred.pdf","t":"Emaciated nursing shih tzu dog; Official warning; Continued violations"}],"hn":[],"hm":"https://www.humaneworld.org/en/issue/horrible-hundred","caps":[],"cv":null,"llc":[],"br":[{"n":"Cavalier King Charles Spaniel","s":"cavalier-king-charles-spaniel"},{"n":"Chihuahua","s":"chihuahua"},{"n":"Japanese Chin","s":"japanese-chin"},{"n":"Pomeranian","s":"pomeranian"},{"n":"Shiba Inu","s":"shiba-inu"},{"n":"Shih Tzu","s":"shih-tzu"}],"ex":[],"lic":[{"n":"42-A-1129","src":"USDA","st":"","exp":"4/19/2028","k":"","c":24}],"oth":[],"rows":[{"d":"2014-05-07","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Routine inspection","n":116,"b":"97 adults · 19 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/5-7-2014.pdf","f":[{"h":"Japanese Chin male dental buildup","tags":[],"q":"Sec. 2.40 Attending veterinarian and adequate veterinary care (dealers and exhibitors). (b) (2). \\* A six year old black and white Japanese Chin male (ID # 021051594) had an excessive buildup of a dark brown material on the Cheek teeth (premolars) and molars extending up to the gum line on the animals left side. Most of the teeth could not be visualized. The gums were swollen and reddened. There was a gray creamy material along the gum line near cheek teeth. The buildup of abnormal material on teeth with a discharge at the gum line can be painful, impact the ability of the dog to eat normally, and harm the health of the animal. The licensee must have this animal examined by a veterinarian to obtain an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan. The outcome of this consultation must be documented and provided to the inspector upon request. The licensee must ensure that all animals receive adequate veterinary care at all times. To be corrected by, 20-May-2014."},{"h":"Rusted enclosure frames contacting dogs","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Sec. 3.1 Housing facilities, general. (c) Surfaces--(1) General requirements. (i). In the Open Front kennel, Old Unheated Kennel and Old Whelping Kennel there are enclosures with rusted metal frames in contact with 17 adult dogs. The framing supports the enclosure divider and the entry gates. The rust corroded the metal supports of the dividers and the gates. The metal supports are completely gone in some areas revealing signs of structural weakness. Also, inside the Unheated Kennel there is tin that runs along the bottom of the back wall. This tin is excessively rusty and pitting. Rust can erode and deteriorate all metal surfaces to the point that the metal surfaces can no longer be readily cleaned and sanitized. Excessive rust affects the structural strength of all metal surfaces. Any surfaces that come in contact with the dogs must be free of excessive rust that prevents the required cleaning and sanitization, or that affects the structural strength of the surface. These rusted surfaces must be repaired, treated or are in need of replacement."},{"h":"Hog flooring vinyl worn, rusting","tags":[],"q":"\\* Enclosures two and three, inside the Old Heated Kennel, has hog flooring were the vinyl worn off in areas. This is exposing metal that is rusting. This allows for waste to get into these areas."},{"h":"Cracked pitted concrete enclosures","tags":[],"q":"\\* Several concrete enclosures have large cracks and a rough pitted concrete surface that prevents required cleaning and sanitization. The large cracks range from approximately ½ foot to 3 feet long and ½ to 1 inch wide. The concrete has eroded away at the top exposing a rough surface with pits. In areas, there is brown grime stained into the concrete surface indicating it is not impervious to moisture or cannot properly drain. The locations of the rough concrete were enclosures one and two for the Open front kennel and enclosures one through four from the west for the Un-heated Kennel. These surfaces do not allow for proper cleaning and sanitization."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-03-27","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Routine inspection","n":115,"b":"96 adults · 19 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/3-27-2015-2.pdf","f":[{"h":"Rusted, pitted metal enclosures","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the first building the enclosures, containing at least twenty dogs, are constructed of metal bars. The bars have rusted and are pitted and flaking. On the outside of the first building the enclosures, containing at least twenty-four dogs, are constructed of chain-link fence panels. These panels are framed with metal pipes and these pipes have rusted and are cracked and broken. The outside wall of the first building is covered with sheets of metal. These metal sheets have become excessively rusty and have broken edges. There are at least twelve dogs contained in the enclosures against the rusty section of this wall. In the third building all the metal self-feeders have become excessively rusty. There are at least fifty-two dogs housed in this building. All surfaces must be free of excessive rust that prevents proper cleaning and sanitization to take place, or that affects the structural strength of the surface."},{"h":"Sharp metal points in enclosures","tags":[],"q":"In the first building there is one enclosure, containing at least two dogs, that has a plastic self-feeder. The self-feeder has metal framing the two openings that the dogs eat from. This metal has broken into a sharp point that could come into contact with the dogs every time they eat from the self-feeder. In the third building there are several enclosures that have broken metal or plastic frames around the access doors. These frames have broken into sharp points and edges at the level of the dogs. There are at least six dogs in these enclosures. In this same building the outdoor portions of the enclosures have many loose wires hanging down from the fence panels. The sharp ends of these wires are hanging at the level of the dogs. Sharp points and edges pose an injury risk to the dogs. All sharp points and edges must be removed from the enclosures and the licensee must ensure the enclosures remain safe for the dogs. Correction date: April 6, 2015"},{"h":"Cracked, broken concrete flooring","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the first building, the flooring in the outdoor portion of the enclosures is constructed of concrete. The concrete has become cracked and broken and dirt and debris has accumulated in the cracks. There are at least twenty dogs in these enclosures. All surfaces must be maintained on a regular basis. Any surface that cannot be readily cleaned and sanitized must be replaced when worn or soiled."},{"h":"Excessive feces buildup in enclosures","tags":[],"q":"In the third building there are several enclosures, containing at least six dogs, with an excessive buildup of feces in them. Some of the feces have become impacted into the flooring from the dogs stepping on them. Licensee stated that the feces are removed from the enclosure every two weeks. Excessive buildup of feces could result in the dogs becoming soiled and increase disease hazards towards them. All hard surfaces with which the dogs come into contact must be spot cleaned daily and sanitized once every two weeks to prevent the accumulation of excreta and reduce disease hazards. Correction date: March 31, 2015"},{"h":"High ammonia in birthing building","tags":[],"q":"In the whelping building for the larger dogs the ammonia level was extremely high. Both inspectors experienced burning of their throats and eyes during the time they were in this building. There are three adult dogs and one puppy in this building. Buildup of ammonia levels can be a health risk to the dogs. All indoor housing facilities for dogs must be sufficiently ventilated at all times when dogs are present to provide for their health and well-being, and to minimize odors and ammonia levels. Correction date: April 6, 2015"}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-03-27","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Focused inspection","n":115,"b":"96 adults · 19 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/3-27-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Female Shih Tzu cloudy eyes","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"In the first building there is a female Shih Tzu, microchip #018614611, that has a cloudy, blue left eye and a cloudy, blue right eye that is enlarged."},{"h":"Female Shih Tzu very thin, unresponsive","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"In the small dog whelping building there is a female Shih Tzu, no microchip found, lying in her enclosure with four two week old puppies. This dog is very thin with a pronounced backbone and hip bones and is extremely lethargic and depressed. This dog never moved during the time that the inspectors observed her. When the licensee opened the door of her enclosure she had no response and did not even lift her head."},{"h":"Male Shih Tzu cloudy eyes, crusty discharge","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"In the third building there is a male Shih Tzu, microchip #102563605, with cloudy, blue eyes. Both eyes have a discharge and there is a hard, crusty, brownish yellow material around the entire left eye and the inside of the right eye. The bottom of the left eye has some exposed red skin. This dog didn't seem to be able to see the other dog in his enclosure and showed more signs of relying on his sense of hearing to determine when the other dog had come through the access door. Based on this behavior, both inspectors thought the dog was blind."},{"h":"Male Japanese Chin brown dental buildup","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"Also in the third building is a male Japanese Chin, microchip #02151594, which was cited on the previous inspection report dated May 7, 2014. The licensee stated that the dog had been taken to a licensed veterinarian and had its teeth cleaned, but at the time of inspection the dog had a buildup of a brown substance over the entire molars and nearly the entire canine teeth. The gums were also red and slightly inflamed."},{"h":"Male Chihuahua overgrown toenails, ingrown nail","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"In the fourth building there is a male Chihuahua, no microchip found, with overgrown toenails on all four feet. This excessive toenail growth is causing the toes to turn in an outward direction. The toenail on the inside toe of the left hind foot has grown under the foot and into the webbing between the pads."},{"h":"Female Chihuahua overgrown toenails","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"In the same building there is a female Chihuahua, no microchip found, with overgrown toenails on all four feet. This excessive toenail growth is causing the toes to turn in an outward direction."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-03-31","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Focused inspection","n":115,"b":"96 adults · 19 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/3-31-2015.pdf","f":[],"si":1},{"d":"2015-06-23","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Attempted inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/6-23-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-07-23","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Attempted inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/7-23-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-08-12","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Focused inspection","n":152,"b":"99 adults · 53 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/8-12-2015-2.pdf","f":[{"h":"Male Japanese Chin eye and dental","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"A ten year old male Japanese Chin (BJ, DOB 03/29/2005 microchip ID 075126637) was noted to have multiple veterinary care issues not previously identified by the owner or the veterinarian. The center of right eye was severely cloudy. There was thickened, clear discharge on the surface of the eye. The hair around eyelids appeared to be wet. There were several areas of loosely matted hair, there was feces caked to the matted areas around the hind legs. There was discharge from the left side of the nose. The discharge was also found in the skin fold around the nose. This animal had severe buildup of grey/tan material on the surface of the canine teeth and also had several missing cheek teeth. The gums were red and moderately swollen."},{"h":"Male Pomeranian dental buildup","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"A male Pomeranian (DOB 09/19/09, microchip #0A01233929) has a buildup of a thick brownish grey substance covering the cheek teeth and moderately swollen gums."},{"h":"Female Japanese Chin cloudy eyes, tartar","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"A female Japanese Chin (DOB 02/12/15, microchip #021038291) whose left and right eye appear slightly cloudy. This dog also has a buildup of a light brown substance encasing the cheek teeth and moderately reddened gums."},{"h":"Female Cavalier matted hair loose teeth","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"A female King Charles Cavalier (Microchip # 045 067 076, DOB 12/17/09) has matted hair on both sides, on her lower back and under her tail. Some of the mats are tightly adhered to the skin. The skin does not appear red or irritated. There is a thick, grey/tan material encasing all of the upper and lower cheek teeth and approximately half of the surface of each canine. A milky grey/tan substance is present along the gum line of all of the cheek teeth. There is a string-like material mixed in with the milky substance located between the gums and the upper, right cheek teeth. Some of the upper cheek teeth on the right side of the mouth are loose and easily move when touched. The gums are moderately red and swollen and in some areas they are pulled back from the teeth."},{"h":"Female Shih Tzu cloudy eye, tartar","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"A female Shih Tzu (Betty of Arbor Hill, Microchip # 102 305 036, DOB 04/12/06) has a mildly cloudy right eye. The cloudiness is located throughout the surface of the eye. There is a thick brown discharge/crusting present on both eyelids and down the right side of the face. There is a thick, yellow/tan material encasing all of the upper and lower cheek teeth and approximately half of the surface of each canine. The gums are severely red and swollen and in some areas they are pulled back from the teeth."},{"h":"Female Shiba Inu ear hair loss, overgrown nails","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"A female Shiba Inu (Rusty, DOB 09/15/11, No ID found) has hair loss on both ears and beneath the ears along the jaw line. There is also hair loss around the top of the eyes. The skin on both ears appears to have become thickened. There is a crusty, brown material observed inside each ear as well as associated discharge. Small red spots of pin-point bleeding are found throughout the areas of hair loss around the eyes, on the ears and on the jaw line. The toenails of this dog have become overgrown and need to be trimmed as they may cause discomfort to the dog."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-08-12","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Routine inspection","n":152,"b":"99 adults · 53 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/8-12-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Program missing ectoparasite dosages","tags":[],"q":"The current program of veterinary care does not include product type or dosages for drugs used for ectoparasites at the facility."},{"h":"Emergency clinic contact missing","tags":[],"q":"The section pertaining to provisions for emergency care includes a veterinary clinic name, but does not include any further contact information."},{"h":"Three adult dogs missing ID","tags":[],"q":"At least three dogs were identified that are over sixteen weeks of age that do not have official identification. Without official identification the required USDA-APHIS forms and records cannot be properly completed. All live dogs over sixteen weeks of age kept on the premises must be identified by an officially approved tag, tattoo or microchip. The three dogs must be given official identification and the licensee must ensure that all dogs over sixteen weeks of age have official identification at all times. Correction date: August 19, 2015"},{"h":"Record of Dogs on Hand incomplete","tags":[],"q":"There are ninety-nine adult dogs present at the facility, but the \"Record of Dogs on Hand\" (APHIS form 7005) only contains the required information for seventy-six dogs. Accurate and appropriate documentation on acquired animals is essential for identification and tracking of animals. The licensee must make, keep and maintain records which fully and correctly disclose the acquisition and disposition information of all dogs acquired, owned, held, kept in his or her possession or under his or her control, or which are transported, euthanized, sold or otherwise disposed of. This documentation must be made available to APHIS inspectors upon request. Licensee must ensure that all required records are kept up to date. Correction date: August 19, 2015"},{"h":"Third building rusted fencing","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the \"third building\", the outdoor section of the enclosures are divided by metal fence panels. The metal panels of at least three enclosures are excessively rusted and some areas of the fencing have broken. The rusty sections of the fencing are pitted and flaking. There are at least six dogs housed in these enclosures. Excessive rust prevents the required cleaning and sanitization of the fence to take place which can increase the risk of disease towards the dogs. Excessive rust can also affect the structural strength of the surface which could pose an injury risk to the dogs. All surfaces of housing facilities must be free of excessive rust. The rusted fencing must be replaced, repaired or altered in a manner that allows for proper cleaning and sanitization to occur, as well as, promotes the structural strength of the fence. The licensee must ensure that all surfaces in dog enclosures remain free of excessive rust at all times."},{"h":"Sharp wire ends in enclosures","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Throughout the facility sharp points were observed in the dog enclosures. In one enclosure in the \"first building\", housing at least two dogs, there is a wire used to hold open the access door. The sharp end of the wire is hanging down into the dog enclosure and is at the level of the dogs. The licensee stated that the wire is usually out of reach of the dogs but must have fallen down. In the \"third building\", there is one enclosure, housing two dogs, that has twisted wire used to attach the fencing. The sharp ends of the twisted wire are pointing into the enclosure at the level of the dogs. Sharp points could injure the dogs. These sharp points must be removed from the enclosures or altered in a manner that they no longer pose an injury risk. The licensee must ensure that all dog enclosures remain free of sharp points and remain safe for the dogs."},{"h":"Worn plastic flooring exposing metal","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The plastic surfaces in the flooring of at least three enclosures, housing seven dogs, within the \"first building\" were worn or damaged, exposing the metal bars under the coating. The exposed metal bars were not a threat of causing immediate physical harm to the animals, however the bars were rusting making cleaning and sanitization difficult."},{"h":"Peeling paint on glass-board panels","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The glass-board material in these same enclosures had been painted, the paint on this material had peeled or chipped in multiple areas."},{"h":"Broken plastic floor with gaps","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the \"third building\" the outdoor section of one enclosure, housing at least two dogs, has flooring constructed of hard plastic. In one area of the floor the plastic has broken leaving a few small gaps."},{"h":"Damaged plastic food receptacles","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The plastic food receptacles in no less than three enclosures, housing at least five dogs, have a buildup of grime on them from use over time and due to deep grooves that have been scratched or chewed into the plastic."},{"h":"Cracked, broken concrete flooring","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the \"first building\" the outdoor section of two enclosures, housing four dogs, has flooring constructed of concrete. This concrete has become cracked and broken and dirt and debris has accumulated in the damaged areas."},{"h":"Open cans stored at room temperature","tags":[],"q":"An open can of dog food was found in the \"first building\" and the \"second whelping room\". These cans were stored at room temperature which was approximately eighty degrees Fahrenheit at the time of inspection. The licensee stated that he had opened the cans that morning and would feed it all by the next morning. The instructions on the label of the cans say to refrigerate after opening. Foods requiring refrigeration must be stored accordingly to prevent contamination and deterioration of its nutritive value. Licensee must ensure that all foods requiring refrigeration are stored properly to ensure they remain uncontaminated and to protect its nutritive value. The open cans of food were moved to refrigeration during the inspection. Corrected at time of inspection"},{"h":"Enclosures with brown grime buildup","tags":[],"q":"In multiple areas throughout the facility there were enclosures that had a buildup of grime and debris within the enclosure particularly on the floors, walls and doors. In the puppy whelping area in the \"second building\" all of the enclosures had a buildup of brown material on the white plastic framing of the door around the screens. There are at least five adult dogs and twenty puppies housed in these enclosures. There was one enclosure in the \"second building\", housing one puppy that had a brown buildup of dirt and grime along the walls of the enclosure. There was one enclosure in the \"third building, housing three dogs, that also has a brown buildup of dirt and grime on the walls. The buildup of dirt, debris, food waste and excreta creates conditions which promote the growth of disease causing pathogens. The primary enclosures and food and water receptacles must be sanitized at least once every two weeks, or more often if necessary, to prevent an accumulation of dirt, debris, food waste, excreta, and other disease hazards. Correction date: August 26, 2015"},{"h":"Spiders, flies, and birds in enclosures","tags":[],"q":"Throughout the facility there were cobwebs and spider webs in and around the enclosures. In the \"first building\" the spider webs and spiders were found in three feeders that were in current use by at least five dogs. In the \"Old Milk Barn\", housing five adult dogs and ninteen puppies, there were numerous flies around the inside of the building. These flies were in direct contact with the animals as well as their food and water sources. In the \"Old Milk Barn\" there was also evidence of birds in the building. A nest was noted over one enclosure, housing one adult dog and three puppies, and multiple areas of bird droppings were noted in and around the enclosures. The presence of pests promotes conditions which could lead to disease or discomfort for the animals. An effective program for the control of insects and birds must be established and maintained so as to promote the health and well-being of the animals and reduce the contamination by pests in animal areas. Correction date: August 19, 2015"}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-08-24","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Focused inspection","n":152,"b":"99 adults · 53 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/8-24-2015.pdf","f":[],"si":1},{"d":"2015-10-21","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Attempted inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/10-21-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-12-02","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Attempted inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/12-2-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""}],"si":1},{"d":"2016-03-16","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1129","t":"Routine inspection","n":127,"b":"91 adults · 36 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1129/3-16-2016.pdf","f":[{"h":"No attending veterinarian arrangements","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The licensee had a program of veterinary care that was accurate to the activities at the facility, however the attending veterinarian listed on the provided program of veterinary care has since retired. The licensee states they do not have an attending veterinarian under formal arrangements. Lack of an attending veterinarian does not ensure that there is adequate veterinary care provided at this facility. The licensee must make formal arrangements with a knowledgeable veterinarian. 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