Vet Drop-Off Forms for Happy Valley Pets

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Why are you bringing your pet in today?*
I am the owner (or authorized agent of the owner of) of my Pet, and I am over the age of 18. I hereby authorize and direct Happy Valley Vet Hospital, its veterinarians, technicians, and assistants to perform services, procedures, diagnostics, vaccinations, treatments, and/ or administration of extra-label medications as deemed necessary or advisable in connection with or relating to the matters described in the attached estimate or the matters that have otherwise been explained by the Happy Valley Vet Hospital veterinarian.*
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I understand that there is a risk of complications with every procedure, including the possibility of death as a severe complication of surgery, anesthesia, or other procedures. I also understand that there is no guarantee as to the results of any procedures, diagnostics, vaccinations, or treatments. I understand that I may ask any questions that I have regarding any procedure, diagnostic, vaccination, or treatment recommended by the Happy Valley Vet Hospital veterinarian before it is performed.*
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I authorize Happy Valley Vet Hospital to obtain all medical records regarding my Pet.*
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I understand that there may not be a veterinarian at the hospital at all times. I understand that veterinary technicians or assistants may perform certain functions in the preparation and care of my Pet even when a veterinarian is not present. I also understand that no staff will be present in the hospital overnight. Unless the veterinarian advises that my Pet may remain unattended in the hospital overnight, I will need to take my Pet home or transfer my Pet to a hospital offering overnight care at the end of the day. If I fail to pick up my Pet before the hospital closes for the day, Happy Valley Vet Hospital may transfer my Pet to a hospital offering overnight care if the veterinarian determines my Pet cannot be left unattended overnight. I understand and agree that I am responsible for the payment of any charges for such overnight care.*
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I understand that hospital staff may walk my Pet outside.*
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If I neglect to pick up my Pet within 7 days, The Hospital may assume that my Pet has been abandoned and is authorized to make such arrangements, as it may deem best.*
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I understand that payment is due in full at the time services are rendered. If for any reason payment is not made at the time services are rendered or within 10 days thereafter, I understand that my account may be referred to a collection agency.*
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We love posting pictures of our patients on our social media. Are we able to post pictures of your pet?*
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Contact Info

Phone: 503-395-1649
Fax: 503-676-3288

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Hours

Monday-Friday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday-Sunday: Closed

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Location

15957 SE Happy Valley Town Center Dr.
Happy Valley, OR 97086

We are located next door to the New Seasons!

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Preventive Care

Preventive care can change as pets become more active, travel more often, or encounter different environments. These questions address situations that may be especially relevant for pet owners in Happy Valley.

Does Oregon’s rainy climate affect parasite risk for pets?

It can. Moist environments and vegetation can support conditions where fleas and ticks may be encountered. Pets that spend significant time outdoors may need preventive recommendations that reflect that exposure.

Does my dog need different preventive care if they visit daycare or boarding facilities?

Possibly. Shared environments can increase contact with unfamiliar animals and certain infectious diseases. Let your veterinarian know if daycare or boarding is part of your dog’s routine.

Are pet wellness exams and annual vet exams the same as preventive care?

No. Pet wellness exams and annual vet exams are two names for the same routine examination service. They assess your pet’s current health and track physical changes. Pet preventive care is separate and focuses on reducing future risk through measures such as vaccination and parasite protection.

Can an indoor cat still need preventive care?

Yes. Indoor cats can still encounter certain risks through insects, other household pets, occasional outdoor access, travel, or changes in the home environment. Recommendations should be based on the individual cat’s exposure.

When should I review my pet’s preventive care plan?

Reviewing the plan can be useful when your pet’s routine changes. Starting daycare, traveling more frequently, spending more time outdoors, moving, adding another animal to the household, or entering a new life stage can all affect preventive needs.