• New Client Form

    Animal Ophthalmology Clinic
  • Client Information

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Appointment Location*
  • Pet Information

  • Species*
  • Please complete all of the following questions to the best of your knowledge. Approximate dates are acceptable. Thank you for your help.

  • Onset
  • Has your pet received any treatment for this problem previously?
  • Is the pet having discharge?*
  • Rubbing at eyes?*
  • Which eye(s) is (are) involved?*
  • Squinting?*
  • Which eye(s) is (are) involved?*
  • Cloudiness*
  • Which eye(s) is (are) involved?*
  • Redness?*
  • Which eye(s) is (are) involved?*
  • Vision Loss/Trouble Seeing?*
  • Which eye(s) is (are) involved?*
  • Which was first?*
  • Worse during day or night?*
  • Is your pet currently taking any medication? (including preventatives like heartworm, flea and tick medications)*
  • Have you noted any changes in the amount of water your pet drinks?
  • Have you noticed any changes in urination habits?
  • Does your pet have accidents in the house?
  • Does your pet spend most of its time indoors or outdoors?
  • Do you have small children in the household?
  • Do you have other pets in the household?
  • Do other pets in the household have similar eye problems?
  • Do other pets in the household have persistent medical issues?
  • Explanation of Fees
    Medical fees, in all fields of medicine, have been rising because of increased cost. The fees for services are usual and customary charges for the kind of specialized services rendered, and are comparable to those of other veterinary ophthalmologists across the United States. Fees are payable when services are rendered. Payment can be made in cash, check or by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, or Care Credit.
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