• Wellness Exam Questionnaire

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  • Is this your pet's first visit with us?
  • What is your pet's date of birth?
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  • Has your pet been dewormed?
  • Are you interested in our Puppy Wellness Package?
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  • Please upload any medical documents you may.

  • Has your pet been dewormed?
  • Are you interested in our Kitten Wellness Package?
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  • Has your kitten been FeLV/FIV tested?
  • Please upload any medical documents you may.

  • What is your pet's sex?
  • Is your pet spayed or neutered?
  • Are you planning on spaying your pet?
  • Are you planning on neutering your pet?
  • Will your pet weigh over 50 pounds when fully grown?
  • Laproscopic spays for females may be an option. Please ask your veterinarian for more details.

  • Dogs that have deep chests are at greater risk for a life threatening condition, called Gastric Dilatation Vovulus, or "bloat".  

    A procedure, called a gastropexy, may help decrease this condition in your pet.  This can be done laproscopically, and often done at the same time as your pet's spay or neuter.

  • What is your pet's sex?
  • Is your pet spayed or neutered?
  • Are you planning on spaying your pet?
  • Are you planning on neutering your pet?
  • Have you noticed any changes in your pet's appetite?
  • Have you noticed any changes to your pet's weight?
  • Have you noticed any changes in your pet's drinking habits?
  • Have you noticed any changes in your pet's urinary habits
  • Have you noticed any changes in your pet's defecation habits?
  • Have you noticed any changes in your pet's eating habits?
  • Have you noticed your pet coughing?
  • Have you noticed your pet sneezing?
  • Have you noticed your pet vomiting?
  • Does your pet exhibit any symptoms of allergies? (i.e. rubbing face on ground, red inflamed skin, itchy skin, anal gland issues, frequent ear infections)
  • Have you noticed any changes to your pet's normal activity level?
  • Have you noticed any changes to your pet's normal activity level?
  • Does your pet have any difficulty standing after lying down?
  • Does your pet have a history of vaccination reactions?
  • Will your pet be attending any group dog classes, going to a dog groomer, visiting pet stores, or boarding with other dogs kennel?
  • Bordetella and Canine Influenza vaccinations are recommended if your puppy/dog is going to be participating in these activities.

  • Will your pet be going camping, hiking, or taking walks regularly in areas with tall grasses and trees?
  • These activities increase your pet's exposure to ticks. We recommend using tick prevention and vaccinating for Lyme Disease.

  • Have you ever removed a tick from your pet?
  • Is your puppy/dog currently on a heartworm/parasite preventative?
  • Preventative blood work is key to keeping our pets happy and healthy. It helps detect changes in your pet's health so that treatment can begin immediately. Preventative blood work allows the veterinary team to ensure the safest surgery procedures possible, including routine spays/neuters, mass removals, and dentistry. Regular blood work allows your veterinarian to compare current tests with past results to monitor any changes that might warrant further investigation. Preventative blood work helps find problems earlier, making treatments more effective and less expensive. Preventative blood work includes a Complete Blood Count, a Chemistry Profile Panel to check organ function, a stool sample examination, Heartworm Disease/Tick Borne Disease testing, and a Thyroid level. **It is recommended in patients over the age of 7 years that an extended Chemistry Profile and urinalysis be added.** **Young puppies are recommended to have blood work drawn prior to their spay/neuter appointment.**
  • Even if preventative blood work is not performed, it is still highly recommended that we test annually for Heartworm Disease. Heartworm disease is highly prevalent in this area. The disease is spread by mosquitoes, and even pets that do not go outdoors may acquire this disease. This testing may be ran separately from the preventative blood work described above. **Dogs younger than 6 months old do not need to be tested for heartworm disease.**
  • What type of heartworm prevention would you like?
  • What type of flea and tick prevention would you like?
  • Are there any additional services we can provide for your pet while they are here? (Additional fees will apply.)
  • Thank you for allowing us to care for your pet.  We are looking forward to seeing you at your appointment.

  • Does your pet have a history of vaccination reactions?
  • Does your pet go outdoors?
  • Preventative blood work is key to keeping our pets happy and healthy. It helps detect changes in your pet's health so that treatment can begin immediately. Preventative blood work allows the veterinary team to ensure the safest surgery procedures possible, including routine spays/neuters, mass removals, and dentistry. Regular blood work allows your veterinarian to compare current tests with past results to monitor any changes that might warrant further investigation. Preventative blood work helps find problems earlier, making treatments more effective and less expensive. Preventative blood work includes a Complete Blood Count, a Chemistry Profile Panel to check organ function, and a Thyroid level. **It is recommended in patients over the age of 7 years that an extended Chemistry Profile and urinalysis be added.** **Young kittens are recommended to have blood work drawn prior to their spay/neuter appointment.**
  • Are you using heartworm prevention with your cat?
  • What type of flea and tick prevention would you like?
  • Thank you for allowing us to care for your pet.  We are looking forward to seeing you at your appointment.

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