Prior to taking radiographs, the patient was placed under anesthsia using iso via mask. Thoroughout the procedure, the patient had its heartrate and repsiraotry rate monitored to ensure it was stable.
 On radiographs, the pateint had a mild pnuemocoelom. When viewing the shoulders region, both shoulders appeared symmetrical along with the soft tissue structures. There was also no evidence of any broken ribs.
Following the completion of radiographs, the pateint was woken up from anesthsia and vitals were still monitored until it was wake and able to support itself. 
Moving forward, this patient should be kept quiet and on cage rest to allow time for healing. The wound present on the right side of the body should continue to be monitored for healing every 2-4 days to ensure closure and evaluate the sutures. The right shoulder can also be palapted during this time as well to acess any changes or discomfort. Currently the plan is to continue TMS for the wound in terms of medication.