2026 Greenleaf Consultation Intake Form
  • Greenleaf Consultation Intake Form

    Thank you for choosing Greenwood Veterinary House Call Services to explore the potential benefits of cannabis therapy for your pet. This form helps us gather important details about your pet's health and needs, so we can provide personalized guidance and support. Please complete the form to the best of your ability before your consultation.
  • Consent

    Prior to our consultation it is important to understand the legal status of cannabis in Canada in regards to the treatment of animals. Please read the following carefully.
  • I'm interested in cannabis for my pet because (check all that apply):*
  • My experience and knowledge regarding cannabis can be best descrbied by which of the following?*
  • Your Information

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Your Pet's Information

  • Please specify*
  • Your Pet's Medical Information

  • For what condition are you requesting a cannabis consultation (one or more conditions may be selected)
  • Additional Details to Help Tailor Your Pet's Plan

    These questions help us understand how your pet has responded to medications in the past and what works best for your family at home. There are no right or wrong answers — every pet (and person!) is unique.
  • Gastrointestinal Sensitivity: Has your pet ever had a sensitive stomach (e.g., vomiting, soft stools, or diarrhea) - either in general, or when starting a new food or medication?*
  • Previous Sedatives or Pain Medications: Has your pet ever been prescribed sedatives, pain relievers, or anticonvulsants such as gabapentin, trazodone, tramadol, phenobarbital, etc.?
  • How did your pet seem to respond to those medications?
  • Previous Cannabis Exposure: Has your pet ever been given a cannabis or hemp product before (either with veterinary guidance or on your own)?
  • When was your pet's last dose of cannabis/CBD? (This helps us avoid overlap and adjust starting doses safely.)
  • Food Motivation: How food-motivated is your pet?
  • Medication Administration: How comfortable are you giving your pet medication directly by mouth (without food)? This helps us provide guidance on the best administration methods.
  • Comfort Monitoring: Some pets can experience mild, short-lived effects (like drowsiness or softer stools) when starting new treatments. How comfortable do you feel monitoring your pet at home if something like this occurs? (This helps us decide how gently or quickly to adjust your pet's treatment plan.)
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