Minster Behaviour Referral Form - The Minster Veterinary Centre Ltd

Behavioural Consultation Referral For Minster Veterinary Centre

Urgency Of Referral*
Client Name*
Patient Name*
Species*
Sex*
Age*
Breed*
Insurance Status*
Client Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City County / State / Region ZIP / Postal Code
Client Contact Number*
Client Email*
Referring Vet Practice*
Referring Vet Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City County / State / Region ZIP / Postal Code
Referring Vet Name*
Referring Vet Email*
Referring Vet Contact Number*
Current Medications*
Reason For Referral*
Previous Medications Trialled*
Previous Referral Details (If applicable)
Relevant Precautions*
Any known medication, behavioural or temperamental issues that need to be noted
Clinical History/Imaging
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please attach all relevant history, imaging or medical results.
Declarations*
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- I have read and agreed to the terms and conditions of referral
- I agree that primary care of the named referred patient remains my responsibility once discharged from Minster Veterinary Centre
Terms and conditions: Animals will only be seen on receipt of a written referral from the primary care veterinary surgeon. The referral must include full patient history, including all diagnostic imaging / recent blood results. The primary care veterinary surgeon remains responsible for all aspects of the animal’s care for any and all conditions outwith the reason for the referral. Responsibility for the animal is held by Minster Veterinary Centre solely for the period of being in consultation, and reverts back to the primary care veterinary surgeon on discharge. Diagnostic tests and further investigations recommended in the initial consultation report are the responsibility of the primary care veterinary surgeon and results should be shared with Minster Veterinary Centre promptly to best enable patient care. Exception may be where diagnostics (e.g. plain radiography) are recommended concurrently with a consultation to minimise visits to the vets where these visits are distressing to the patient. In this event results will be shared with the primary care vets as soon as practicable. Payment will be expected at the time of treatment.