Forms

New Client Form
Use this form if you are new to our hospital! This form can also be used to update existing information if you have moved or changed phone numbers.

New Pet Form
This quick form gives us the information we need if you are an existing client bringing in a new pet for the first time.

Surgery Intake Form
This is the paperwork a technician will go over with you the morning of surgery. Please fill out all client and pet information. Areas designated for hospital use should be left blank.

Blood Glucose Curve Form
This form needs to be filled out when checking your pet in for a blood glucose curve.

Drop-off Admission Form
Use this form to let us know your pet's recent history when you drop them off for an exam or other procedure.

 Pet Adoption Application
If you are interested in adopting a pet from our hospital, fill this application out for review.

Boarding Check-in Form
If you would like to speed up your boarding check-in process, fill this sheet out (one sheet for each animal) and bring it with you when you drop off your pets.

Grooming Request Form
Use this form to give our groomer's specific instructions on how your want your pet's haircut to look!
 

 

 

 

    
 

Click on the links to the left to access the appropriate form. Once completed, feel free to bring the form to us in person, fax it to (253) 841-8934, or e-mail the information to shvh@comcast.net. If you are looking for a form not listed, please give us a call.

Note: So far these forms are only available as Microsoft Word documents. We are working on making them available in other formats soon. Thank you for your understanding!

When a phone number is requested on a check-in form, please provide a number at which we can reach you during your pet's procedure. If this is different than your home number, please indicate if it is a work number, cell phone number, or other number.

When asked for information about medications your pet is on, please be as complete as possible. List the medication's name and strength, what dose you are giving and how often you are giving it, and when the last dose was given prior to dropping off the pet. This will help us to continue the medication appropriately and without interruption. Thank you!