Veterinarian Release Sample Clauses

Veterinarian Release. All of my animals are current on Rabies, Distemper and Bordetella. For the safety of all animals, Xxxxxx’x cannot care for animals that are not up to date on these vaccinations. If any of my animals becomes ill, Xxxxxx’x is authorized to transport them to the veterinarian of record and/or the closest emergency veterinarian hospital. The veterinarian is to call us for authorization to treat. If we are unavailable and our pet’s condition is deemed an emergency, the veterinarian is hereby authorized to treat the animal at his/her discretion. Owner agrees to pay the veterinarian fees for all emergency treatments and will not hold Xxxxxx’x responsible for any charges incurred.
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Veterinarian Release. In the event that any of the client’s pets appear to be ill, injured, or at significant risk of experiencing a medical problem while in the care of KCC, the client gives permission to KCC staff to seek veterinary care. Primary Veterinary Clinic: Primary Doctor: Client authorizes care up to $ OR authorizes veterinary discretion for care ( ) KCC staff will make every effort to use the client’s primary veterinarian but is authorized to use any veterinarian care necessary during service. Client is responsible for the cost of all veterinary care. KCC staff will make every effort to contact the client if/when veterinary care is deemed necessary. KCC staff assumes no responsibility for the actions and decisions of the veterinary staff, and/or the health or death of clients. Client authorizes KCC and primary veterinarian(s) to share medical records of all clients’ pets with any veterinary clinic. Client assumes responsibility that all pets are current with rabies and other required vaccinations. This agreement is valid from the date signed and replaces any prior veterinary release agreements. It is highly recommended to speak with your veterinary office before leaving to notify them that a professional pet care service will be caring for your pet/s while you are away. Leaving a credit card on file with your preferred and/or emergency office helps to protect your pet/s in case you cannot be reached if emergency service is needed. By signing this agreement, client grants permission for future veterinary care for any current or new pet(s) without the need for additional authorization for future KCC services.

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