Veterinary new client form template
A first vet visit goes smoother when the clinic already knows the pet. Collect each pet's history, current medications, and vaccination status before the appointment.
A new pet's medical history is a blank chart until its owner fills it in. Hand them a clipboard in a busy waiting room, though, and that chart comes back rushed and half-filled. The vet then works blind on past conditions, medications, and vaccines during the visit itself. Typeform's veterinary new client form gives clinics a complete history before the pet walks in.
The form collects owner contact details, each pet's basics, medical history, current medications, and vaccination status. Questions appear one at a time, so owners fill it out thoughtfully at home, not in a waiting room. Conditional logic adapts the form based on the type of pet each client brings. A dog owner answers questions about heartworm prevention, while a cat owner sees questions about indoor or outdoor life.
Customize the questions to match your practice—whether you treat dogs and cats, exotics, or large animals. Send the veterinary new client form by email when a client books, or link it from your website's new patient page. Responses flow into your practice management system or Google Sheets via Zapier, so records are on-file at check-in. Your vet already knows each new pet's history before it arrives, so the first visit starts with care instead of paperwork.
A veterinary new client form collects owner details, pet health history, vaccination records, and medications before the first appointment. It gives veterinarians a complete patient profile before the exam, so consultation time goes toward care rather than intake. Use this form to help your veterinary practice start every new client visit with a complete patient picture.
A veterinarian who doesn't know a pet's current medications or allergies risks a dangerous interaction during treatment. Gathering that information verbally in the exam room under time pressure increases the chance of a missed clinical detail. This form collects medication and allergy history before the appointment, so the vet arrives informed, ready to treat with the full picture.
Cover what every new patient intake needs:
- Owner contact and emergency contact information
- Pet name, species, breed, age, and sex
- Vaccination history and last vaccine dates
- Current medications and known allergies
- Behavioral notes (aggression, anxiety, or fear of handling)
- Prior veterinarian contact for records transfer
Yes. Clients can upload prior vaccination records, medical history documents, or specialist reports directly in the form. This gives your practice a complete medical picture before the first appointment and eliminates the records request that delays scheduling. Accepted formats include PDF and JPG, so both digital documents and scanned paper records come through without conversion.
Yes. Add consent questions so clients authorize routine exams and acknowledge financial responsibility as they register. Require them to type their name to agree, and every consent saves with the pet's record. This puts permission on file before the visit, so care isn't delayed by paperwork at the front desk.
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