"*" indicates required fields Consent for Treatment / Surgery / AnesthesiaDate of Procedure* MM slash DD slash YYYY Name of Owner or Authorized Agent of Patient*Patient Name (Pet)*The patient is presenting for the following procedure:*I am the owner or authorized agent of the patient described above. I have the authority to execute this consent and I am at least eighteen years of age. I understand the risks and complications involved in the patient’s procedure and have been encouraged and given the opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns I may have regarding the patient's medical care. I authorize treatment and use of anesthesia and pain relief medication. I understand that the Animal Care Clinic is not staffed 24 hours a day and my pet may be referred to an emergency clinic if necessary. I understand the nature of the procedure and the limitations of veterinary medicine. I accept financial responsibility for the procedure and understand that payment is due on discharge.Contact InformationThe primary contact person to be reached during and after the procedure:*The best phone number to reach the primary contact during and after the procedure:*Feeding & Treatments Prior to AnesthesiaMany long-term oral medications can be given as usual prior to anesthesia with 1-2 tablespoons canned food or coated with pill wrap paste. Medications that can be continued on schedule: thyroid medication (Thyro-Tabs, methimazole), behavior medications, pain medications (tramadol, gabapentin), anxiety medications, heart medications (Vetmedin, Salix/furosemide), antibiotics, steroids. Some medications should be discontinued the day before anesthesia: blood pressure medications (amlodipine, enalapril, benazepril, telmisartan). Diabetic pets should receive 1/2 their usual dose of insulin 2-4 hours prior to anesthesia. Please call to verify your pet's individual medication instructions if you are unsure!What time will the patient last eat prior to anesthesia?*What will the patient last eat prior to anesthesia?*List all current medications and supplements and date and time last dose will be given:*Is the patient presenting for Ovariohysterectomy (Spay) Surgery?* Yes No If the patient is to be spayed, when was the last heat cycle?*Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)This Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Consent Waiver outlines your options and the associated financial implications regarding CPR treatment in the event of the patient’s cardiac or respiratory arrest during hospitalization. Please carefully review the following options and select your preferred course of action.* OPTION 1: I hereby grant the attending veterinarian the exclusive discretion to make all decisions regarding CPR in the event of the patient’s cardiac or respiratory arrest during hospitalization. I fully acknowledge and understand that CPR may incur associated medical expenses. I accept full financial responsibility for these expenses, which shall not be less than $325. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ OPTION 2: I hereby grant my consent to the initiation of CPR in the event that the patient experiences cardiac or respiratory arrest during their hospitalization. I expressly request to be contacted immediately upon the occurrence of such an arrest to be informed of the patient's condition and to provide authorization for the continuation of CPR efforts. I consent to the continuation of CPR until I am successfully reached. However, if I cannot be reached within 15 minutes of the commencement of CPR, I relinquish all decision-making authority regarding CPR to the attending veterinarian. I fully acknowledge and understand that CPR may incur associated medical expenses. I accept full financial responsibility for these expenses, which shall not be less than $325. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ OPTION 3: I hereby decline CPR and elect a "Do Not Resuscitate" (DNR) status in the event of the patient’s cardiac or respiratory arrest during hospitalization. I understand that this decision means that CPR will not be performed, and I accept the consequences of this choice. Pre-Anesthetic TestingPre-Anesthetic Blood Screen* 1. Within the last 4 weeks, my pet had blood work finding normal or stable blood cell counts, blood sugar, kidney health, and liver health. 2. I consent to a Pre-Anesthetic Blood Screen for my pet and accept full financial responsibility. 3. I do not consent to a Pre-Anesthetic Blood Screen and acknowledge that I am fully aware of the possible consequences of anesthesia and surgery being performed without the knowledge obtained from the aforementioned blood screen. Pre-Anesthetic Blood Screening is done to detect hidden illnesses and inform us of potential complications from anesthesia. This screen includes a 7-point chemistry panel and a complete blood count.Pre-Anesthetic Electrocardiogram (ECG)* 1. I consent to a Pre-Anesthetic ECG for my pet and accept full financial responsibility. ($39) 2. I do NOT consent to a Pre-Anesthetic ECG. If one is not performed, I acknowledge that I am fully aware of the possible consequences of anesthesia and surgery being performed without the knowledge obtained from the aforementioned ECG. An electrocardiogram (ECG) is performed to assess heart rhythm, detect underlying heart conditions, and guide safe anesthetic protocols, especially before surgery or in pets with heart-related concerns. Cardiologists have found that about 1 in 25 pets may have a heart rhythm issue that can’t be detected by listening with a stethoscope.Is Patient presenting for a professional dental procedure?* Yes No If Patient is Presenting for Dental Procedure with General AnesthesiaOur Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment procedures include anesthetized oral exam and x-rays of each tooth. Sometimes additional dental treatments beyond routine scaling and polishing are indicated based on these findings. Please expect a phone call during your pet's procedure to discuss any additional indicated treatments. In the event we are unable to reach you by phone during the procedure, you have the option to consent to the treatment of dental disease including, but not limited to the following: Oral surgery/extractions including local oral nerve block(s), use of sterilized extractions packs, post-operative oral x-rays, and post-extraction laser therapy to reduce pain and inflammation Enamel bonded sealant application Periodontal disease treatment Post-procedure pain management Options:* OPTION 1: If I’m unable to be reached by phone during the procedure, I consent to additional indicated treatment of dental disease detected during the procedure and I accept full financial responsibility. OPTION 2: If I’m unable to be reached by phone during the procedure, I prefer to defer additional indicated treatment of dental disease until a later anesthetized follow-up procedure. MicrochipMicrochip* 1. My pet is already microchipped. 2. I would like my pet to be microchipped and registered during the procedure and I accept full financial responsibility. 3. I do NOT want my pet to be microchipped during the procedure. By digitally signing and clicking submit, I am agreeing that I am the owner or authorized agent of the patient named above. I have read and understand this authorization and hereby accept and agree to the terms of this consent form.Name of Owner or Authorized Agent*Today's Date* MM slash DD slash YYYY Signature of Owner or Authorized Agent*
