Complete Feline Boarding Form

Patient Name:

Last Name:

Boarding Date - Coming In:

Date

Boarding Date - Leaving:

Date

Please let us know approximately what time you are planning on picking up so that we can make sure your pet is ready to head home! (Pick up times must be between 7a - 6p.):

Medical Concerns:

Date of Rabies (to be confirmed by clinic staff):

Date of FVRCP (to be confirmed by clinic staff):

Is your Cat a diabetic?

What is your normal routine for feeding and giving insulin at home?

Does your cat finish his/her meal prior to injection?

Please be advised that the standard protocol for feeding diabetics is to give their meals at 7:00am and 5:00pm. Provided the cat has eaten a sufficient amount of their meal, injections are given at 7:30am and between 5:30 - 6:00p. (*food can be left down for the cat to graze if this is what the cat is used to at home) Initial:

Does your cat have any other health issues (i.e. arthritis, tendency for constipation, hairballs, etc.)?

Please Describe:

Does your cat require any special medication or treatment for the above condition(s)?

Does your cat have any allergies (food/drug):

Please specify:

Has your cat been seen by his/her regular veterinarian in the last 6 months for anything beyond a wellness visit?

Please Describe:

Is your cat on any medications or supplements?

Please list all medication or supplements that your pet will need to receive while they are here boarding with us.... include the name, dose/mg, frequency, how it's given, that

Rows	Medication Name	Dose/mg	How is it given?	How often is it given?	When is next dose due?	What is it for?
1st Medication
2nd Medication
3rd Medication
4th Medication

Has your cat been treated with any flea and tick medication in the last 30 days?

What type is he/she on?:

In order to keep all of our boarders happy and healthy, IF fleas or ticks are found on your pet, the staff will be required to treat them and the medication will be added to your boarding bill. Please initial or sign that you accept this regulation. Thanks! Initials*

Feeding Instructions:

Will you be providing your pets own food or using kennel supply?

What type of food will you be bringing?

What brand of wet food do you use?

How much of the wet food do you feed?

What brand of dry food do you use?

How much of the dry food do you feed?

How many times per day?

Other

Other Feeding Instructions - please be as detailed as possible.

Do you feed morning or evening?

Is your pet boarding together with another pet?

Can your pets eat together?

Other

Other feeding instructions (please specify):

What My Pet Will Be Bringing....:

Please list items that you will be bringing with your pet......

If you are bringing your pet's bed, you understand that there is no way for us to make sure that it will be returned in the same condition that you left it. If you would like, we would be happy to use one of our beds but you are welcome to leave yours if you prefer. Please understand that some pets can get anxious when left and may tear up their bed when they have "never done that at home". Also, you understand that in the case of an "accident", we will be unable to wash your pet's bed as we do not have a front loading washer and DO have an agitator in our washing machine that keeps the beds from allowing the machine balance and spin the water out. Initial here:

Please list ALL beds, toys, blankets or treats that you will be leaving with your pet while he/she is boarding with us. (Include a brief description with colors, size, etc.)

Consent to Treat:

We would like to know how to proceed if your cat develops one of the more common medical problems that can arise while boarding. Our primary concern is ensuring your cat’s comfort and his/her ability to receive rapid medical treatment should problems occur. The common boarding ailments below describe what initial measures are taken by the staff to remedy the problem. Should your cat not respond to these initial measures, further treatment may be warranted.

Common Boarding Ailments	Initial measures taken for these ailments
No stool production	Lubricant or laxative such as Laxatone
Vomiting	Switch to a bland diet
Persistent lack of appetite	Provide a varied buffet to stimulate appetite
Stress colitis (diarrhea)	Fecal, switch to bland diet; remove wet food;

If my cat develops a medical condition while boarding, then I want Sequoyah Animal Hospital to.....

NO NEED TO CONTACT: I give my permissions to have Sequoyah Animal Hospital take initial measures to treat my pet for the above conditions or other basic medical issues (as deemed by our medical staff.... ie. torn toenail, scratch on ear, etc) should they occur. If standard protocols do not correct the problem and an exam or further treatment by the veterinarian is indicated, I DO NOT need to be contacted first. (Treat if need without consulting with owner)TREAT BASIC ISSUES - CONTACT IF MORE IS NEEDED. I give my permission to have Sequoyah Animal Hospital take initial measures to treat my pet for the above conditions or another basic medical issues (as deemed by our medical staff.... ie. torn toenail, scratch on ear, etc) should they occur. If standard protocols do not correct the problem and an exam with the veterinarian is indicated, I WOULD LIKE TO BE CONTACTED FIRST. (Try to contact owner first and if unable to reach owner, treatments are authorized as needed)DO NOT TREAT. I would like to be contacted before any measures are taken to treat my pet for any condition, including the ones listed above. I understand that if neither I nor my emergency contact is reachable, or if my emergency contact does not give permissions to treat until I am reached, Sequoyah Animal Hospital will take the necessary steps to stabilize my pet and alleviate pain and discomfort until I am contacted. Basic conditions such as diarrhea will be monitored until we hear back from the owner but conditions such as GDV which will require emergency surgery will be addressed and the owner will be responsible for any bill that occurs if we are unable to reach one of the emergency contacts. (Do not treat without consent from owner first except for emergencies).

The above conditions have been explained to me and I understand that I am responsible for all costs incurred for any exams, diagnostics and treatments provided. Please initial or sign that you accept this regulation. Thanks! Initials*

Your pet's health & happiness is our primary concern. If the animal attendants notice a medical problem they will attempt to contact your emergency numbers IN THE ORDER LISTED BELOW. An emergency contact number MUST be provided upon check-in. The emergency contact person MUST be an adult, capable of making decisions for you regarding your pet's health and able to be reached within the continental U.S. Please note that whomever you choose as your emergency contact they are authorized to make medical decisions for your pet. You will assume all financial responsibilities for approved medical services provided during your pet's stay. Should a life threatening (critical) medical condition occur during their stay and attempts to reach your emergency contact are unsuccessful medical decisions regarding your pets care will be made by the doctor on duty. You will be responsible for all medical charges associated with the management of this event.

Will you be reachable by phone, text, or email during the time your pet will be boarding?

Other

I prefer that you try to reach me by .....

Emergency Contact 1 (name/number - please list your contact info first IF you will be reachable while your pet is boarding):

Phone Number

Format: (000) 000-0000.

Emergency Contact 2 (name/number):

Phone Number

Format: (000) 000-0000.

Emergency Contact 3 (name/number):

Phone Number

Format: (000) 000-0000.

Your signature indicates that you have filled all of the information out accurately and that you authorize us to board your pet for the time listed accepting the charges for this service. Signature*

Owner Name:

First NameLast Name

Email

example@example.com

Feline Boarding Update - Check-in Form