Intestinal Parasites. Pet Central requires that a fecal sample is screened for intestinal parasites within the last 90 days for ALL pets that are staying with us. This can be performed while your pet is staying here with us for an additional cost ($40.00). If any intestinal parasites are found, your pet will be treated. There is an additional cost for treatment depending on what parasite is found. Wellness Policy One of the advantages of boarding your pet at a veterinary hospital is that medical attention is readily available should the need arise. If your pet becomes ill, we will contact you at the provided phone number or call the emergency contact you provide below to discuss symptoms and treatment options for your pet. It is our policy that your pet goes home in the same condition as they arrived, if not better. Therefore we offer a bath ($23.77), nail trim ($25.00), anal gland expression ($30.00), and ear cleaning ($30.00) that can be performed during their stay. Please note a bath may be required under some stinky circumstances. Cat baths will be done with waterless shampoo and brush. If your pet gets too anxious or aggressive while services are being done we will stop and not complete the service. If the ears look infected, we will not complete the ear cleaning and will contact you regarding an exam and treatment. Please check the services below that you would like for your animal. Bath ▢ Nail trim ▢ Anal Glands ▢ Ear Cleaning ▢ Photo ▢ I would like a photo of my pet texted to: during their stay at Pet Central. Texting charges may apply. Emergency Contact Name: Owner Signature Below is for Office Use Only Emergency Contact Number: Owner Phone Number: _ Receptionist initials: _ Deposit if over 5 days: $__ Cash ▢ Are the client’s phone #, address, and email correct? Client #: _ Credit ▢ Care ▢ N/A ▢ ▢ Was a client check in sheet created (if pet needs to see a doctor)? Fecal Needed? Are the Procedures Due entered in HISTORY? Is .BD1 or .BC1 used and adjusted accordingly in INVOICE? ▢ ▢ YES ▢ ▢ ▢ N/A ▢ NO Checking in Boarding Tech initials: _ Boarding Log and Medication Log (if applicable) created? ▢ Boarding board updated? ▢ ALL belongings recorded on Luggage Sheet? ▢ Chart placed in appropriate slot in treatment? ▢

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