Before your Appointment

Be sure to bring both yourself and your furry friend to the appointment! Please keep them leashed and/or safely secured in a carrier. If someone else will be bringing your pet on your behalf, just give us a quick call to let us know. This other person will need to take financial responsibility when bringing in your pet so their name will need to be added to the registration form as well. 

Don’t forget to bring along any previous vet records, vaccination history, or other important medical documents for your pet. Want to make it even easier? A quick call to your previous vet to have them email us your records works like a charm!

A few days before your visit, start jotting down any questions, concerns, or observations you’d like to share with the veterinarian (bonus points for a joke to keep things light!). Consider noting changes in diet, behavior, or bowel movements.

If these concerns are tricky to explain, a photo or video can be a great way to provide helpful details!

To make your visit smoother and quicker, please fill out this form before coming in. If you are able to print it out, that would be fantastic—or you can email it to us and we can print it out for you! !

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Be sure to bring a list of any medications your pet is taking—or better yet, bring the bottles along! That way, we won’t you to remember how to pronounce those tricky names.

Stool samples are used for fecal tests, where we check for parasites that might be present in your pet's stool. Fresh is best (within 24 hours), and you can bring it in a small plastic bag for convenience. 

* You can receive a discount price for this if you are making an appointment for our New Year, New Friends Special!