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Have you ever had any other animal patients here at Angel Animal Hospital?*

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How did you hear about Angel Animal Hospital?

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Is your pet Spayed (Female) or Neutered (Male)?

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Has this pet had any previous vaccinations?*

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Which vaccinations, approximate dates and/or previous clinic name

Has your cat been tested for Feline Leukemia?

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List any medications that this pet takes regularly (including Heartworm prevention)

Has this pet had any previous medical problems of significance?

If your pet becomes lost and is found by a third party, do we have your permission to release your contact information?*

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Heartworm prevention is available and highly recommended for dogs and cats in endemic areas such as theTexas Gulf Coast. Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes, and can be deadly if contracted. If your petis not already on monthly prevention, we would highly recommend adding it to your pet’s health care.
Bordetella (Kennel Cough) is an upper respiratory infection of dogs usually encountered in boarding,grooming, or any close contact with an infected dog. A vaccination is available to protect you dog fromkennel cough. Most kennels will require that this vaccination be given and we recommend it for animalsthat are to be groomed or around other dogs as well. If your dog is not currently protected, please let usknow if you wish Bordetella to be included in your dog’s regular vaccination program.
A vaccination is also available for Lyme’s disease for dogs that may come in contact with ticks

Heartworm prevention is available and highly recommended for cats as well as dogs in endemic areas such as the Texas Gulf Coast. Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes and can be deadly if contracted. If your pet is not already on a monthly prevention, we would highly recommend adding it to your pet’s health care