Clinic Check-in

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Please enter your cat's information below:

If you are bringing more than one cat, make sure to click the 'Add Another Cat 🐱➕' button below to enter each cat's information separately.
Use the minus button (-) inside the box to remove a cat.
All information entered here will be verified by a volunteer when the cats are dropped off at the clinic.
If you are bringing both pet and neighborhood cats, please submit two separate check-ins by using the links provided in the email.

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Do you want your cat(s) to receive the following services while at our clinic?

Vaccine?

Revolution (Flea/Tick)

FeLV/FIV Test ($45 per test)

If the cat tests negative for FIV and FeLV: The cat will be vaccinated for FeLV. Note that there is no FIV vaccination.
If the cat tests negative for FeLV but positive for FIV: The cat will be vaccinated for FeLV.
If the cat tests positive for FeLV and negative for FIV: The cat will receive the standard vaccine.
If the cat tests positive for both FIV and FeLV: The cat will receive the standard vaccine.
All vaccines provided at the clinic: These are the first in a series. Follow-up vaccines should be administered at your veterinarian’s office.
Standard vaccine used is Nobivac Feline 1-HCP or Nobivac Feline 1-HCPCh (depends on availability)
FeLV vaccine used is Nobivac Feline 1-HCP+FeLV or Nobivac Feline 1-HCPCh+FeLV (depends on availability)

It’s painless for the cat: Ear tipping is done while the cat is under anesthesia during their spay/neuter surgery, so they don’t feel any pain.
It doesn’t hurt afterward: The ear tip heals quickly and doesn’t cause any long-term pain or discomfort for the cat.
It protects the cat: Cats with ear tips are less likely to be re-trapped or mistaken for unaltered strays, which reduces stress and risk for the cat.
It prevents unnecessary surgeries: Without an ear tip, cats may be trapped and brought to a clinic again. In some cases, they are opened up for surgery, only to discover they’ve already been spayed or neutered, causing unnecessary stress and risk for the cat.
It’s crucial for TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return): Ear tipping ensures that limited resources are used wisely by focusing on cats that still need to be spayed or neutered.

Please enter your initials if you still want to opt out of ear tipping your cat(s)

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