• Dental Form Front Desk

  • Drop off time is from 7-8 am on surgery day.
    If you are unable to arrive in that time frame please let us know.

  • Hoof and Paw Pre-Surgical Paperwork

    ***Please leave us a phone number(s) where you can be reached the day of surgery***
  • Please read carefully and sign

    Your pet is scheduled for surgery/anesthesia. We recommend a blood profile to ensure that your pet is in a low risk category prior to anesthesia. The latest technology has enabled us to run safe and accurate blood chemistries minutes before anesthesia induction. These tests are similar to those your own physician would run if you were to go under anesthesia. In addition, the results of these tests will serve as reference values for future use should your pet become ill. Please check one option and sign below.

  • REQUIRED for patients 7 years and over

    • Pre-anesthetic bloodwork, 7 years and over - $98.00 (as of 3/15/2024)
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  • Authorization for anesthesia and/or surgery and/or laser treatment

  • The most serious and/or common complications of anesthesia/surgery/laser treatment include but are not limited to:

    • Coughing
    • Vomiting and/or decreased appetite
    • Constipation and/or diarrhea
    • Unsteady gait
    • Mild bruising
    • Skin reactions
    • Personality change for 1-2 days, such as sleeping more, hiding and/or confusion
    • VERY RARE CASES blood loss and/or death
  • I certify that I am 18 years of age or older. I also understand that some risks always exist with anesthesia and/or surgery and/or laser treatment, and that I am encouraged to discuss any concerns I have with the attending Veterinarian regarding these procedures. I understand that Veterinary medicine is not an exact science and that no guarantees have been made regarding the outcome of the discussed said procedures.  

  • In the event my pet is hospitalized, I understand that the Hoof & Paw does NOT provide any staff during the hours of 6:00 pm and 6:30 am. If I desire my pet to have direct constant supervision during these hours I understand that the Hoof & Paw recommends transfer of my pet to an emergency clinic of my preference, the cost being my responsibility. 

  • I accept that Veterinary Medicine is an inexact science and that no guarantee of successful treatment has been made. I have read and understand the nature of the said procedures and accept the specific terms & conditions set forth herein. If I have any questions it is my responsibility to contact the Doctor for further explanation

  • I understand that in the event of any unforeseen circumstances that I am responsible for the cost incurred for my pet’s care.

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  • HOOF AND PAW DENTAL RELEASE FORM

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  • What to expect from today’s procedure:

    • Full examination of gums, teeth, tongue and other soft tissues
    • Anesthetized full mouth x-rays
    • Dental scaling and polishing of all teeth (if not done in the last 6 months)

    IF…your pet needs extractions or treatments we will call you!!!
    After conducting the examination and x-rays, if your pet needs any extractions or
    periodontal treatments we will attempt to call you to discuss options. However, if we cannot
    contact someone authorized to approve treatments while your pet is under anesthesia

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  • Hoof and Paw Veterinary Clinic Microchip Form

  • 1 in 3 pets will go missing during their lifetime


    There’s no way to predict whether your pet will get lost. The local humane society is full of pets just like yours who’s owners were not found. Each year 8 to 10 million pets stray away from their homes - it is not just something that happens to certain types of pets or less attentive owners.

    Losing a pet may be easier than you realize:

    • Thunderstorms or fireworks can cause your pet to panic and flee
    • Your pet could dig under a fence or bolt through an invisible fence and escape
    • A child or handyman could accidentally let your pet out
    • While traveling, your pet could wander into unfamiliar territory
    • During an emergency your pet could get lost in the turmoil


    Microchipping can help your pet find their way home if they become lost.
    In the US, 90% of lost pets won’t return home without effective identification. Don’t let this happen to your pet - with microchips an animal shelter is 7 times more likely to find the owners of stray pets. A microchip is permanent identification, and unlike a collar cannot fall off or be removed. Microchipping is quick and can be done at any time.

    Enrolling in the HomeAgain microchip registry is the best chance of a happy homecoming.
    With HomeAgain, more than 850,000 lost pets have found their way home. Membership also includes additional benefits, such as:

    • National lost pet recovery network
    • 24/7 lost pet specialists
    • Rapid lost pet alerts
    • Personalized lost pet posters
    • 24/7 emergency medical hotline
    • Travel assistance for found pets
  • HomeAgain Enrollment Form

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  • Alternate Contact Information

    Preferably someone outside of the household
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