Feline Behavior and Health History Questionnaire
  • Feline Behavior and Health History Questionnaire

    Please complete this form prior to your behavior appointment. Your detailed answers help us understand your cat’s background, environment, and current challenges.
  • Client Information

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  • Patient Information

  • Pet’s Gender*
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  • Primary Care Veterinarian Information

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  • Acquisition & Background

  • How did you acquire your cat?*
  • Household Environment

  • Type of home
  • Primary Behavioral Concerns

  • If aggression occurred, what was the outcome?
  • How often does this behavior occur?
  • If house-soiling is a concern, does it occur when:
  • Feeding & Food-Related Behavior

  • How is food provided?
  • Do you need to be present for your cat to eat?
  • Does your cat show protectiveness around food?
  • Sleep

  • Where does your cat usually sleep?
  • Typical Daytime Routine

  • Is your cat allowed outdoors?
  • Separation & Alone-Time Behavior

  • Do you record your cat when you are gone?
  • Behaviors observed when home alone
  • Litter Box History

  • Does your cat use the litter box daily?
  • Location
  • Intra-Cat Relationships (if applicable)

  • Scratching Behavior

  • Is your cat declawed?
  • Scratching posts available?
  • Vocalization

  • Travel-related behaviors
  • Other travel-related behaviors
  • Aggression

  • Rows
  • Visitors & Novel Situations

  • Rows
  • Repetitive behaviors
  • Other behaviors
  • Goals & Expectations

  • Feline Health History Questionnaire

  • Referring Veterinarian

  • Medications

  • General Health History

  • Has your cat experienced any of the following in the past year?
  • How would you describe your cat’s typical energy level?
  • Gastrointestinal (GI) History

  • Appetite

  • Kibble intake
  • Wet food intake
  • Treat intake
  • Human food intake
  • Licking behaviors
  • Non-food chewing or consumption
  • Does your cat eat their own feces?
  • Does your cat eat other animal’s feces?
  • Does your cat eat wild animal feces?
  • Upper GI signs
  • Stool quality

  • Normal fecal consistency according to the Purina fecal score chart? Explain if needed.
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  • Excessive flatulence?
  • Excessive belly sounds?
  • Defecation behaviors
  • When finished defecating, your cat typically:
  • Skin and Ears

  • Pain and Mobility

  • Have you noticed any of the following?
  • Urinary History

  • Does your cat typically bury urine in the litter box?
  • Has your cat ever been diagnosed with or treated for a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
  • Has your cat ever had issues with urination such as straining to urinate or blood in urine?
  • Has your cat ever been diagnosed with a urinary blockage or feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD)?
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