Forms

Two forms, and only one of them is yours to fill in. Here is which is which, and the order they happen in.

Questions

Questions we get asked

What forms do I need before my first appointment?

Two. The veterinary referral form, which your own veterinarian completes and signs, Texas law requires it before rehabilitation care can begin. And the new patient intake form, which you complete yourself with your pet’s history.

Do I fill in the vet referral form myself?

No. That one is for your veterinarian. You send them the link, and they can type straight into the PDF and return it by email, or print it and complete it at your next appointment. They sign and return it.

Do I need the forms before I call?

No. Nothing has to be filled in before you call, the forms come once you have decided to go ahead.

Veterinary Referral Form

First

Your veterinarian fills this in, not you.

Texas law requires a veterinary referral before rehabilitation care can begin. Send your own vet the link. They can type straight into the form and return it by email, or print it and complete it at your next appointment. They sign it and return it.

Second

New Patient Intake Form

This one is yours.

Your pet’s history, what you have noticed, their diet and medications, and the consent agreements. Filling it in before you arrive means more of the first appointment is spent on your pet than on paperwork.

Not sure you need either of these yet?

Then you probably don’t. Nothing has to be filled in before you call, the forms come once you have decided to go ahead. If you are still working out whether rehabilitation is right for your pet, start with a phone call instead.

Start with a phone call

Tell us what you've noticed. We'll tell you honestly whether we think we can help.

Call 303-388-6886