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2 similar Boarding Agreement contracts
BOARDING AGREEMENT (NON-MEDICATED)Boarding Agreement • July 20th, 2018
X__________ Your cat must be current on the Upper Respiratory (FVRCP) and Rabies vaccines to board within this facility. Our doctor(s) may determine that your cat needs treatment (exam, vaccinations, medication, blood work, etc.) while you are away. If so, we will try to contact you. Your initials here indicate your permission to treat your cat in the manner we feel is most appropriate. You will be responsible for the costs of treatment. X__________ If any fleas are found on your cat, Advantage (the monthly topical) will be applied at your expense. X__________ We try to keep all personal belongings (towels, beds, toys, etc.) with your cat but the items occasionally become misplaced. We cannot guarantee they will return. X__________ Although we try our very best to prevent the spread of disease, some cats will occasionally develop an upper respiratory illness because they are being boarded in a hospital environment. Carrier cats can shed the virus without showing symptoms, so it is
BOARDING AGREEMENT (NON-MEDICATED)Boarding Agreement • February 8th, 2018
X__________ Your cat must be current on the Upper Respiratory (FVRCP) and Rabies vaccines to board within this facility. Our doctor(s) may determine that your cat needs treatment (exam, vaccinations, medication, blood work, etc.) while you are away. If so, we will try to contact you. Your initials here indicate your permission to treat your cat in the manner we feel is most appropriate. You will be responsible for the costs of treatment. X__________ If any fleas are found on your cat, Advantage (the monthly topical) will be applied at your expense. X__________ We try to keep all personal belongings (towels, beds, toys, etc.) with your cat but the items occasionally become misplaced. We cannot guarantee they will return. X__________ Although we try our very best to prevent the spread of disease, some cats will occasionally develop an upper respiratory illness because they are being boarded in a hospital environment. Carrier cats can shed the virus without showing symptoms, so it is
