State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty Sample Clauses

State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty. The puppy/dog was preiously examined by a licensed veterinarian and found to be in good health at that time, had had the immunizations enumerated in the health records provided to Buyer. Buyer, at it’s own expense, must have puppy/dog examine by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of receiving puppy/dog unless otherwise discussed and agreed upon by Xxxxxxx, for the guarantee in this section to be valid. If, within the examination period, a licensed veterinatian finds the puppy/dog to be unhealthy or ufit for sale, the puppy/dog may be returned to Breeder and a replacement puppy will be provided as soon as one is availabe. The veterinarian must provide written statement deemig the puppy/dog “unfit for purchase”, which must be sent to Breeder within 48 hours of veterinary examination. The foregoing guarantee expressly excludes (1) any health issues caused by Xxxxx’s ill treatment, abuse, neglect (2)any health issues that result from the puppy /dog’s transportation from Breeder to Buyer and (3) all minor illnesses ad health issues, including upper respiratory infections, allergic reactions, stress colitis/diarrhea, internal or external parasites or contagious viruses (including canine parvovirus), uti’s, vaginitis or umbilical hernias.
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State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty. The puppy/dog (i) was previously examined by a licensed veterinarian and was found to be in good health at that time and (ii) has had the immunizations enumerated in the health records provided to Buyer. Buyer, at its own expense, must have the puppy/dog examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours [(or _____ hours if Buyer receives the puppy/dog between the months of __________ and __________)] [(or a longer period of time with Breeder’s prior written consent if Buyer notifies Breeder that Buyer is unable to obtain an examination because of reasons related to COVID-19)] of receiving the puppy/dog (the “Examination Period”) for the guarantee in this section to be valid. If, within the Examination Period, a licensed veterinarian finds the puppy/dog to be unhealthy or unfit for sale, the puppy/dog may be returned to Breeder for a full refund of the Purchase Price. The veterinarian must provide a written statement deeming the puppy/dog “unfit for purchase”, which must be sent to Breeder within 48 hours of the veterinary examination. The foregoing guarantee expressly excludes (x) any health issues caused by Buyer’s ill-treatment, abuse or neglect, (y) any health issues that result from the puppy/dog’s transportation from Breeder to Buyer and (z) all minor illnesses and health issues, including upper respiratory infections, allergic reactions, stress colitis/diarrhea, internal or external parasites or contagious viruses (including canine parvovirus), UTIs, vaginitis or umbilical hernias.
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State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty. The puppy/dog (i) was previously examined by a licensed veterinarian and was found to be in good health at that time and (ii) has had the immunizations enumerated in the health records provided to Buyer. Buyer, at its own expense, must have the puppy/dog examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of receiving the puppy/dog (the “Examination Period”) for the guarantee in this section to be valid. If, within the Examination Period, a licensed veterinarian finds the puppy/dog to be unhealthy or unfit for sale, the puppy/dog may be returned to Breeder for a full refund of the Purchase Price. The veterinarian must provide a written statement deeming the puppy/dog “unfit for purchase”, which must be sent to Breeder within 48 hours of the veterinary examination. The foregoing guarantee expressly excludes (x) any health issues caused by Xxxxx’s ill-treatment, abuse or neglect, (y) any health issues that result from the puppy/dog’s transportation from Breeder to Buyer and (z) all minor illnesses and health issues, including upper respiratory infections, allergic reactions, stress colitis/diarrhea, internal or external parasites or contagious viruses (including canine parvovirus), UTIs, vaginitis or umbilical hernias. If the puppy is not taken to a licensed veterinarian within three business days of taking possession, the health warranty is void. Please ensure that the puppy is kept in a kennel or held in the waiting room of a veterinary office, and that the exam room is properly disinfected before the appointment. Do not let the puppy walk on the floor in the veterinary office and ensure the room was cleaned prior to putting your puppy on the table. I recommend bringing a clean towel or blanket with you to be safe
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State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty. The puppy/dog will be examined by a licensed veterinarian prior to the sale of puppy. A health certificate will be provided to buyers on pick up day. Buyer, at its own expense, must have the puppy/dog examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 of receiving the puppy/dog (the “Examination Period”) for the guarantee in the long term health warranty section to be valid. If, within the Examination Period, a licensed veterinarian finds the puppy/dog to be unhealthy or unfit for sale, the puppy/dog may be returned to Breeder for a full refund of the Purchase Price. The veterinarian must provide a written statement deeming the puppy/dog “unfit for purchase”, which must be sent to Breeder within 48 hours of the veterinary examination. A 30 day health insurance through Trupanion will be provided to buyers to use. Seller will provide all the details to ensure buyers activate the insurance to cover their pups from any expensive injuries or health issues within 30 days. Long-Term Health Warranty. Breeder provides a 6-month warranty from the puppy/dog’s date of birth against any congenital conditions. For purposes of this section, “congenital conditions” (i) include hip/ elbow dysplasia, epilepsy, extent cataract damage, Intervertebral Disk Disease, and (“IVDD”), Gastric Dilation Volvulus (“GVD”) .In the event the puppy/dog exhibits symptoms of a suspected debilitating congenital condition, Buyer must immediately inform Breeder and supply any requested veterinary records to Breeder.
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State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty. The puppy/dog (i) was previously examined by a licensed veterinarian and was found to be in good health at that time and (ii) has had the immunizations enumerated in the health records provided to Buyer and (iii) has been microchipped and microchip number provided. Buyer, at its own expense, must have the puppy/dog examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours if desired. If, within the Examination Period, a licensed veterinarian finds the puppy/dog to be unhealthy or unfit for sale, the puppy/dog may be returned to Breeder for a full refund of the Purchase Price. The veterinarian must provide a written statement deeming the puppy/dog “unfit for purchase”, which must be sent to Breeder within 48 hours of the veterinary examination. The foregoing guarantee expressly excludes any health issues caused by Xxxxx’s ill-treatment, abuse or neglect, any health issues that result from the puppy/dog’s transportation from Breeder to Buyer and all minor illnesses and health issues, including upper respiratory infections, allergic reactions, stress colitis/diarrhea, internal or external parasites or UTIs or vaginitis.
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State of Health; Short-Term Health Warranty. The kitten/cat (i) was previously examined by a licensed veterinarian and was found to be in good health at that time and (ii) has had the immunizations enumerated in the health records provided to Buyer. Buyer, at its own expense, must have the kitten/cat examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of receiving the kitten/cat (the “Examination Period”) for the guarantee in this section to be valid. If, within the Examination Period, a licensed veterinarian finds the kitten/cat to be unhealthy or unfit for sale, the kitten/cat may be returned to Breeder for a full refund of the Purchase Price. The veterinarian must provide a written statement deeming the kitten/cat “unfit for purchase”, which must be sent to Breeder within 48 hours of the veterinary examination. The foregoing guarantee expressly excludes (x) any health issues caused by Buyer’s ill-treatment, abuse or neglect, (y) any health illnesses and health issues, including upper respiratory infections, allergic reactions, stresscolitis/ diarrhea, internal or external parasites or contagious viruses (including canine parvovirus), UTIs, vaginitis or umbilical hernias.
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