Intake Form

We look forward to seeing your pet at District Vet. Please fill out the following fields then sign and date the bottom.

Many pets require sedation before our doctors can complete a thorough dental exam. Each tooth must be carefully evaluated so our veterinarian can choose the best treatment. To help you avoid surprise charges for your pet, a staff member will call you at your request to update your estimate during the procedure if additional services are needed. We recommend completing all needed dental procedures during this visit so you can avoid scheduling another appointment with additional sedation costs. Note: if we cannot reach you, our doctors will use their best medical judgment in proceeding when treating your pet. If there are diseased teeth, they may be removed.

If your pet does not have a microchip, would you like us to place one today? This is highly recommended in pets here for spay and neuter.

I understand that my pet may be sedated and/or anesthetized. Although every effort is made to make this procedure as safe as possible for my pet, there are inherent risks with anesthesia and surgery that may include the possibility of death. I am encouraged to discuss any concerns I have about those risks with the veterinarian.

In the situation of an adverse event while your pet is hospitalized, every effort will be made to follow your wishes. In all cases we will make every attempt to contact you as soon as possible.