Use more than one contact
Include the owner, a local backup person, the regular veterinarian and the nearest appropriate emergency clinic. Confirm phone numbers before every booking.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Pet Emergency Contact Form
Keep owner contacts, veterinarian details, emergency clinic information, authorization preferences and essential pet medical notes in one place.
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Record decision boundaries
Document preferred clinics, transportation instructions, spending or authorization expectations and who can make decisions if the owner is unreachable.
Keep the form accessible
The sitter should be able to reach emergency information quickly without searching through a long intake packet. Store a current copy securely and respect client privacy.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Practical answers.
Where should the form be kept?
Keep a secure digital or printed copy where the assigned sitter can reach it quickly, while limiting access to people who need it.
How often should contacts be verified?
Confirm them before each booking and whenever the owner, veterinarian, clinic or local backup changes.
Does this replace veterinary authorization?
No. Ask the client and veterinarian what authorization documentation is appropriate in your location.
What can I try free, and what does $29 include?
Reading this guide and personalizing the partial document previews are free. A one-time $29 payment unlocks the complete eight-document pack as printable PDFs. There is no subscription.
Can I export every resource on this website?
The paid pack contains eight documents: client and pet intake, price sheet, care instructions, visit report, emergency card, welcome guide, home access log and policies. The 50 resource pages are free guides; they are not 50 downloadable templates.