Wagging Tails – Ava, IL

May 25, 2022 — Routine inspection, USDA 33-A-0614

24 dogs recorded (14 adults · 10 puppies).

• 4 y/o Cavalier (Julie) tartar

  There is a cavalier female, brown/white-4yrs old (Julie, #8225) that has a moderate buildup of brown tarter/plaque type material on all of her teeth. While there is no evidence of loose teeth or infection, the amount of buildup needs to be properly diagnosed and treated by the attending veterinarian. The attending veterinarian had not been contacted about the dogs teeth, as the licensee did not observe the progression of the buildup on the teeth until identified during the inspection. The lack of timely dental care and monitoring can cause a possible health issue and pain or discompofort to the regulated animal. The licensee must contact the attending veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment of the dogs teeth. The daily observations should include dental health and monitoring. To be.

• Unsealed cement walls in outdoor runs

  There are four unsealed cement walls on each end of the outdoor runs that contain dogs and are in direct contact with the regulated animals. Unsealed wood and cement can absorb bacteria or other health concerns that would allow the regulated animal to come into direct contact with the contaminant. Sealed wood and cement can be cleaned and sanitized according to AWA regulations and standards. All surfaces that come in direct contact with the regulated animals must be constructed in a manner and made of materials that allow them to be readily cleaned and sanitized. All wood and cement surfaces must be sealed in order to prevent the contamination of the surfaces with bacteria or other possible health issues. To be.

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