Timothy Mast – T C Kennels

Female Havanese, ID#3705's right ear had dark material and the skin was lightly red and felt slightly thickened. These are signs of an active ear condition. The licensee was not treating this and has not trimmed the ear hair and cleaned the ear and did not have the ear cleanser/products on hand that the program of veterinary care indicates should be used to start treating this condition. Untreated ear conditions such as this can cause discomfort and in some cases spread to other dogs. Ensure the attending veterinarian is contacted about this dog's ear and begin treatment as indicated by the attending veterinarian. ***Correct by 4/10/2026

In each exercise pen there are areas of plastic seed netting that is loose and in piles. The seed netting was spread out in the fall to plant grass, however over the winter is loose, creating areas of plastic netting that dogs could chew on or trip on if they run over it. To protect dogs health, ensure that any loose seed netting is removed. ***Correct by 4/11/2026.

Per the licensee, Male poodle (chip# 9000000000134873) obtained a wound from another dog in the exercise pen in a fight yesterday. … He was separated and started on Gentamicin 1cc, twice a day. … His left hind leg has a swollen area with wounds, redness, and one wound on his outside thigh appears deep; when lightly touched a thick discharge (pus) oozed out of the wound; the area was only lightly touched because the dog appeared to react/pull away in pain when the area was touched.

Per the licensee, Male poodle (chip# 9000000000134873) obtained a wound from another dog in the exercise pen in a fight yesterday. … Also, his right ear had dry crusted hair on the outside. The inside of the ear canal had a dark discharge with a bad smell and the skin around the ear canal was very red.

A record of treatment had not been started for Male poodle (chip# 9000000000134873) that is being given Gentamicin under the skin twice daily after getting wounded in a fight on 6/24/2026. A medical record must be kept for any dog getting a treatment and must include the ID, the problem, the name of the treatment, date of treatment, and dates and findings of test/screenings/examinations Lack of a treatment record does not ensure that an animal is receiving its treatment as indicated. Ensure to maintain medical records for dogs as required. ***Correct by 6/27/2026.