Kevin Harrison – Kevins Hilltop Kennels

A female Yorkshire Terrier, microchip #020780034, was observed in her enclosure with an unkept haircoat. Upon closer observation it is noted that she has crusty flaky particles on her head and upper back and side area. In addition to the skin issue it was also noted that she was very thin. Her ribs and vertebrae were easily palpable. She was having a difficult time breathing and was observed to be having abdominal type breathing. The licensee stated that her skin was affected from being in an enclosure with some rambunctious puppies about a week ago and that when he noticed her skin condition he removed her from the enclosure. This dog could have a medical condition that requires veterinary care. The licensee did not have any medical records nor contacted a veterinarian with regards to this dogs condition. The licensee must ensure that all dogs receive adequate veterinary care at times The licensee was instructed to have this dog examined by a veterinarian by close of business today 22 Sept 21.

In two enclosures, affecting 2 dogs, the enclosures did not provide at least 6 inches above the top of the heads of the dogs. Adequate space must be provided so that the dogs can perform normal postural movement within the enclosure. The licensee must repair the affected enclosures and ensure that all enclosures provide at least 6 inches above the top of the head of each animal at all times. To be corrected by: 29 Sept 21

A female Yorkshire Terrier, microchip #106812330, was observed with her entire right eye covered with a heavily encrusted matt. The eye itself was not visible. The licensee removed the matted hair from the around the eye. After removing the matted hair the eye appeared cloudy and had a small pinpoint divot-like lesion near the center of the eye. There was also a small acorn-sized raised mass on the side of her head near the left ear. Upon closer observation it was also noted that this dog had very heavy accumulation of a dark brown plaque and tartar build up on her upper back molars. It was hard to distinguish individual teeth on the left or right side. The gums surrounding the affected teeth were reddened and inflamed. The licensee was not aware of this dog’s condition nor had he contacted a veterinarian. These conditions could be a sign of infection or other medical conditions. This dog needs to be seen by a veterinarian so that a diagnosis can be made and a treatment plan developed and followed. All animals must receive adequate veterinary care at all times.