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Dallas Veterinary Clinic - Surgical OR Dental Consent Form

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    Oravet Barrier Sealant binds electrostatically to tooth enamel, creating an invisible barrier that helps prevent plaque-forming bacteria from attaching. The patented polymer is biologically inert and has been clinically proven to significantly reduce the formation of plaque and calculus in dogs.
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    Gel is applied to the teeth using the included applicator supplied and takes less than a minute. This in-home application maintains the plaque and calculus barrier created by the sealant applied in the clinic. OraVet Plaque Prevention Gel is odorless, tasteless, invisible. Can be applied weekly or monthly to significantly reduce plaque & calcium formation.
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    The complete blood count (CBC) is a much more sensitive indicator of disease than physical exam. White blood cells (WBCs) and platelets can change within hours due to acute infectious diseases. Abnormal glucose levels can increase anesthetic risk and differ markedly between fasted vs non-fasted, breeds, age & sick vs healthy patients. Evaluating electrolytes, hematocrit and total protein in fasted patients is essential for anesthesia monitoring, minimizing the risk of arrhythmias, hypotension, & facilitating patient recovery. Please select ONE of the following: (REQUIRED to CHOOSE ONE):
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    The complete blood count (CBC) is a much more sensitive indicator of disease than physical exam. White blood cells (WBCs) and platelets can change within hours due to acute infectious diseases. Abnormal glucose levels can increase anesthetic risk and differ markedly between fasted vs non-fasted, breeds, age & sick vs healthy patients. Evaluating electrolytes, hematocrit and total protein in fasted patients is essential for anesthesia monitoring, minimizing the risk of arrhythmias, hypotension, & facilitating patient recovery.

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    DVC IS OPEN 7:30–5:30 M–F. PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARRANGE PICKUP FOR YOUR PET BEFORE 5:30 as we do not have staff available after-hours. The DVM will advise of the time your pet will be ready for pick-up—if you need clarification, please ask. Pick-up is typically between 4:00–5:00, and please be prepared to be here for at least 10 minutes for discharge of the patient. If the patient is not picked up by closing time, the pet will stay overnight at $100 per night M–Th OR $300 per night Fri–Sun, OR will be transferred to an Emergency clinic for hospitalization at the client’s expense. DVC does NOT have staff in the clinic after business hours.

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