Why do I have to sign paperwork about my dogs vet records and pet liability release forms?
God forbid anything ever happens to any of my clients’ dogs, but being prepared in case of an unforeseen accident is the only way to be. In the case of an emergency, I need to know if you are OK with me bringing your pup to the nearest vet for treatment if necessary. I also need to know your pet’s history, up to date vaccinations, and any medical problems or meds that your pup may be taking. During my schooling, our instructor was demonstrating a groom on a Golden Retriever when without any warning signs; the dog just lowered his head and fell over right in front of us all. The dog urinated and appeared to have stopped breathing. As I looked on in horror, I saw the importance of knowing canine CPR! My instructor knew exactly what to do, and within 10 seconds she was giving the lifeless dog CPR. After about 2 of the longest minutes of my life, the dog showed signs of breathing again. The instructor’s boss had already called the vet’s office and the dog was immediately transported. As it
