Additional Resources for New and Current Clients
Looking for more information about pet care, behavior, or health? Need access to a client form? We’ve got the links right here.
Important Forms
Below are some vital forms our clients typically need to access and complete.
New Client Form
We’re always so excited to meet new patients and their owners. The New Client form helps pet owners get a jump start on the registration process by filling out the necessary paperwork and providing important medical history information before arriving for the physical exam.
Patient Appointment Questionnaire
Pet owners can also save themselves some time with the Patient Appointment Questionnaire. By filling out this questionnaire in their own homes before their appointments, they can focus on providing relevant details about their pets’ health. It reduces the chance of forgetting an important piece of information and makes arriving for appointments a little easier.
Consent for Admission
Before any procedure, the Consent for Admission form confirms that our veterinarians have a pet owner’s approval to administer the agreed-upon treatment and provides guidance for handling unexpected emergencies.
Hours Disclosure
The Hours Disclosure form allows the pet owner to acknowledge Animal Medical Centers of Loudoun has disclosed the clinic's business hours.
Helpful Links
These resources can offer additional information for pet owners.
American Veterinary Medical Association
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) offers a wealth of reputable resources and tips for pet care on its website. They provide guidance about various aspects of pet care, including wellness, behavior, and safety. Visit the AVMA's pet owners section for a comprehensive source of pet care tips and guidelines.
American Kennel Club
The American Kennel Club (AKC) website has a wide range of articles and guides on dog care, training, health, and breed-specific information. Visit the AKC's dog owners section to access valuable advice and resources.
American Association of Feline Practitioners
The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) is an organization dedicated to feline health and well-being that offers advice and information for cat owners. You can explore the AAFP-catered cat owner website to access expert advice and resources.
Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians
The Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians (ARAV) is a respected organization focused on reptile and amphibian health, making it a trustworthy source for reptile owners seeking expert guidance and information. You can visit the ARAV’s owner resources to access a variety of articles and guidelines on reptile care, health, husbandry, and species-specific information.