Check In Assessment (Copy) — What A Good Dog

Thank you for choosing to have your dog stay with us. In order to provide the best care possible for your dog, to keep all the dogs in our care as healthy as possible and to respond quickly to any of your pet’s needs, particularly in the event that we are unable to reach you in a timely manner, we ask that you provide the following information for each stay. THE INFORMATION PROVIDED MUST BE TRUE AND CORRECT AT THE TIME OF YOUR DOG'S CHECK-IN.

Where are you travelling?

Current Health Status

1. Has your dog experienced any recent change in health?

2. Has your dog had any recent (within the last 30 days) vet visits?

3. In the past 10 days, has your dog experienced any vomiting?

4. In the past 10 days, has your dog experienced any diarrhea?

5. In the past 10 days, has your dog experienced any coughing?

Please explain any "Yes" response to Questions 1-5.

6. Does your dog cough when he/she is pulling on leash?

7. Has your dog had any negative experiences, with people or other dogs, since last at WAGD?

8. Has your dog experienced any life changes/disruptions to their usual routine since last at WAGD?

Please explain any "Yes" response to Question's 6-8.

What A Good Dog's Veterinary Approved Response to Diarrhea/Vomiting

Two of the most common health problems in dogs, particularly in dogs boarding in kennels, are diarrhea and vomiting. The excitement of being in the kennel or the stress of being away from home can cause a dog to have loose stools or to have an upset stomach even upon returning home. Any dog who shows signs of a change in their health is closely monitored by our staff. WAGD will assess for signs of more serious causes and any progression of symptoms that could result in a situation needing veterinary attention. While our policy is to contat an owner with any changes in health status, we believe with minor symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting, we can immediately implement our protocols in an effort to thwart any progression of symptoms.

Diarrhea (non-bloody): Feed bland diety (Chicken and Rice), add probiotic to food (Forti Flora or Nutramax Proviable)

Vomiting: Withhold food and water for 4-6 hrs., Administer Pepcid AC. reintroduce small amounts of water after 4 hrs. and, if tolerated reintroduce small amounts of dood every 2-4 hrs. If water and food are tolerated with no additional vomiting, wean back to regular feeding over 24 hrs.

Please sign your agreement and acceptance of our consulting veterinarian approved initial plan of treatment.

Belongings

If you wish to bring the following you may: Treats, Safe Toys (No raw hides or bully sticks) preferably 2-4 toys, T-Shirt or small towel with your scent on it, Bedding (a kuranada bed is provided for each pet), Brush (if you elect this service), Coat for cold weather

Owner's E-mail address

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