Employment Application
Persons seeking employment should download, read, and fill out this form as completely as possible. All
applicants are advised that we take employment screening very seriously. Screening services are provided
to us by a private company that specializes in such matters. Background screening will include employment
history, credit report, driving record, and criminal record for all candidates and other supplemental reports
may be requested as needed for specific positions where appropriate, such as education records. Drug
screening is also required for all candidates. Candidates with marginal or negative screening results will not
be considered for hire. If you know that you will not pass these screenings with flying colors, please
consider carefully before applying for a position as we do not wish to waste your time or ours.
Persons seeking employment should download, read, and fill out this form as completely as possible. All
applicants are advised that we take employment screening very seriously. Screening services are provided
to us by a private company that specializes in such matters. Background screening will include employment
history, credit report, driving record, and criminal record for all candidates and other supplemental reports
may be requested as needed for specific positions where appropriate, such as education records. Drug
screening is also required for all candidates. Candidates with marginal or negative screening results will not
be considered for hire. If you know that you will not pass these screenings with flying colors, please
consider carefully before applying for a position as we do not wish to waste your time or ours.
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Hospital Forms
These forms are provided for your convenience. To save you some time we encourage you to download
them, read them, and fill them out before you arrive at our hospital for your appointment time. If you have any
questions, please feel free to
These forms are provided for your convenience. To save you some time we encourage you to download
them, read them, and fill them out before you arrive at our hospital for your appointment time. If you have any
questions, please feel free to
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Client & Pet Registration
Clients that are not already previously registered with Friendship Springs Veterinary Care should download,
read and fill out these two forms completely for the first pet being registered. For all other subsequent pets
being registered either now or at any time in the future, only the client name line, the full pet information
section, and the signature line of the Registration form need to be completed; the General Policies form does
not need to be re-signed.
Clients that are not already previously registered with Friendship Springs Veterinary Care should download,
read and fill out these two forms completely for the first pet being registered. For all other subsequent pets
being registered either now or at any time in the future, only the client name line, the full pet information
section, and the signature line of the Registration form need to be completed; the General Policies form does
not need to be re-signed.
Treatment Consent
If you are leaving your pet in the care of hospital for any reason, no matter how minor, a treatment consent form needs to be completed.
This includes but is not limited to diagnostic labwork, x-ray or ultrasound imaging, sedation or anesthesia for any reason, surgery, dentistry,
or other medical treatment. Please complete all lines except the procedure line. This will be completed by our staff upon your arrival.
If your pet is being admitted for elective castration (neuter), ovariohysterectomy (spay), onchyectomy (declaw), or dental procedures (for
healthy pets with no other known problems), you should also complete the Supplementary Treatment Consent (see below). This additional
form allows you to accept or decline Advanced Anesthesia, Microchip Identification, Prophylactic Gastropexy (this procedure can only be
performed with castrations or ovariohysterectomies; it cannot be performed with any dental procedure), and Laser Nail Shortening. For
further information about why you should consider these elective procedures, refer to the additional links.
If you are leaving your pet in the care of hospital for any reason, no matter how minor, a treatment consent form needs to be completed.
This includes but is not limited to diagnostic labwork, x-ray or ultrasound imaging, sedation or anesthesia for any reason, surgery, dentistry,
or other medical treatment. Please complete all lines except the procedure line. This will be completed by our staff upon your arrival.
If your pet is being admitted for elective castration (neuter), ovariohysterectomy (spay), onchyectomy (declaw), or dental procedures (for
healthy pets with no other known problems), you should also complete the Supplementary Treatment Consent (see below). This additional
form allows you to accept or decline Advanced Anesthesia, Microchip Identification, Prophylactic Gastropexy (this procedure can only be
performed with castrations or ovariohysterectomies; it cannot be performed with any dental procedure), and Laser Nail Shortening. For
further information about why you should consider these elective procedures, refer to the additional links.
Why choose Prophylactic Gastropexy to prevent Bloat (GDV):
If you have a giant or large breed dog, you should read this!
If you have a giant or large breed dog, you should read this!
Well Care & Your Pet's Annual Check Up
Because veterinary medicine has come a long way in the last few years, we are helping our pets and patients have much longer, healthier,
happier lives than ever before. This has become possible because we have recognized the importance of preventive medicine. Preventive
medicine means early detection and treatment of disease before it becomes too advanced to treat effectively; providing protection against
infectious diseases and parasites; providing proper nutrition, weight management, dental care, and grooming care; and generally keeping all
body systems in good health. To help you in this endeavor we have established a Wellness Program that is based on Disease Risk
Assessment and Prevention. This program is founded upon principles established by the American Veterinary Medical Association,
American Animal Hospital Association, and American Association of Feline Practitioners, and the Centers for Disease Control.
To help us make the best recommendations for your pet, please click on either the Canine or Feline Questionnaire link below, then print and
complete the brief questionnaire and bring it with you for your pet’s appointment. The other links below will take you to see some of the
guidelines we use to make health recommendations for your pet.
Because veterinary medicine has come a long way in the last few years, we are helping our pets and patients have much longer, healthier,
happier lives than ever before. This has become possible because we have recognized the importance of preventive medicine. Preventive
medicine means early detection and treatment of disease before it becomes too advanced to treat effectively; providing protection against
infectious diseases and parasites; providing proper nutrition, weight management, dental care, and grooming care; and generally keeping all
body systems in good health. To help you in this endeavor we have established a Wellness Program that is based on Disease Risk
Assessment and Prevention. This program is founded upon principles established by the American Veterinary Medical Association,
American Animal Hospital Association, and American Association of Feline Practitioners, and the Centers for Disease Control.
To help us make the best recommendations for your pet, please click on either the Canine or Feline Questionnaire link below, then print and
complete the brief questionnaire and bring it with you for your pet’s appointment. The other links below will take you to see some of the
guidelines we use to make health recommendations for your pet.