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    Please fill out this form in entirety to ensure we can provide your pet with the best possible care.
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  • Possible Surgical Complications

  • General Surgery and Dentistry

    - Anesthetic complications that could result in death
    - Hemorrhage
    - Dehiscence (breakdown of incision)
    - Infections
    - Necrosis (death) of skin
    - Reaction to suture
    - Delayed wound healing
    - Fracture of jaw
    - Oronasal Fistula
    - Retained roots

    Spay procedures (in addition to those listed under General Surgery)

    - Hernias
    - Bleeding during or after surgery internally, from the incision or from the vulva that can result in death
    - Ovarian Remnant
    - Urinary incontinence (occurs later in life)
    - Urethral Trauma

    Castration Procedure (in addition to those listed under General Surgery)

    - Scrotal swelling or hematoma

    - Hernias

    These complications, although rare, are inherent risks of performing general anesthesia and surgery. This is not an all-inclusive list, and other complications are possible.  Reading and following discharge instructions is the owner’s responsibility and is critical to healing and full recovery.

    The treatment of these complications will be at the expense of the owner.

  • Pet History

  • SPAYING WHILE PREGNANT – OR- NEUTER with CRYPTORCHIDISM:  Cost = $93.00

  • It is more difficult to spay a female dog that is in heat, pregnant OR neuter a cryptorchid male dog; therefore, there may be an additional charge.  Sometimes we do not know your dog is in heat until we complete the pre-surgical examination. Other times, we find out your pet is in heat, pregnant or has fat surrounding uterus while in surgery.

    If this occurs, we have the right to charge the additional price at the doctor’s discretion.

  • OPTIONAL SERVICES WITH SURGERY (ALL COSTS ARE ADDITIONAL)

  • There are many optional preventive health care services that can be provided for your pet during its surgery visit. We suggest the following procedures be done at the same time we are performing other necessary services for your pet.  By allowing us to perform these elective procedures now, you will be providing optimum health care for your pet, while at the same time possibly saving you future additional expenses and heartache.

  • PRESURGICAL LABORATORY SCREENING:   Cost = $72.50

  • INTRAVENOUS CATHETER AND FLUIDS: Cost = $104.00

  • DEWCLAW REMOVAL:  Cost = Please ask staff member for estimate.

  • RETAINED PUPPY TEETH REMOVAL: Cost = $19.20 per tooth

  • EAR CLEANING & TREATMENT:  starts at $36.00; Treatment = Varies

  • MICROCHIP IDENTIFICATION   Cost: $68.50

  • DEWORMING: Cost up to $22-60 (based on weight)

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  • RESUSCITATION CONSENT AT NO ADDITIONAL FEE

    While all efforts will be made to assure the health and safety of your pet while under anesthesia,there are inherent risks with any anesthetic and surgical procedure.  Occasionally, complications may arise during which we may need to resuscitate your pet. In order to better fulfill your wishes, we ask that you take a moment to consider the extents to which you wish us to go in order to save your pet.
  • **IF CODE 1(DNR) IS SELECTED, PLEASE BE AWARE THE DOCTOR WILL NOT PERFORM ANY FORM OF CPR IF ANY COMPLICATIONS ARISE DURING THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE

     

  • Surgery Release/Consent

    By signing below, I acknowledge that I have read the POSSIBLE SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS form, and agree to release Sagehills Veterinary Services and their doctors and staff from any and all liabilities and legal claims that may occur as a result of surgery and/or complications that may develop.    Any disputes shall be settled by mediation in Adams County, Washington.
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  • Any pet that has fleas when admitted to the hospital will be treated for fleas at the owner’s expense

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