Pet Health and Behavior Sample Clauses

The Pet Health and Behavior clause sets out requirements and expectations regarding the health, vaccination status, and conduct of pets within a property or under a particular agreement. Typically, it obligates pet owners to ensure their animals are up-to-date on vaccinations, free from contagious diseases, and not prone to aggressive or disruptive behavior. This clause helps maintain a safe and harmonious environment for all parties by minimizing health risks and preventing disturbances or damage caused by pets.
Pet Health and Behavior. We are prepared to care for older Pets and to administer routine medications for chronic conditions, but we are not equipped to care for aggressive or biting Pets. If your pet is determined to be aggressive towards staff during their stay, you or your emergency contact will be required to pick up your pet immediately. No Pet can stay with us unless we have current confirmation from a licensed veterinarian that all of the Pet’s required immunizations are current; Pet has been spayed or neutered if older than 6 months and planning to participate in group play; and the Pet is healthy as set forth by our vaccination protocol:  All canine guests must be up-to-date on vaccinations; we are also happy to accept yearly vaccination titers. All clients must submit written verification from their veterinarian that their dog(s) have current Rabies, Distemper and Bordetella vaccinations. All dogs are also required to be on monthly flea and tick preventative and heartworm prevention year-round. Results of current fecal exams are necessary to verify that none of our canine guests have intestinal parasites that may be spread to other dogs. We require written proof of a negative fecal exam every 6 months and a negative heartworm test annually. It is your responsibility to provide on- going verification of current vaccinations and preventatives.  Feline guests must have up to date rabies and feline distemper vaccines, proof of a negative feline leukemia/FIV test, proof of a stool test showing a negative result in the past six months, and must be on flea and tick preventative on a monthly basis.  If you use a veterinary hospital other than Middlehope Veterinary Hospital, please bring in a current record after your Pet's annual exam. You or your veterinary office are welcome to fax this record to us at (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ or email a copy to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.  If your Pet is found to have fleas, ticks or intestinal parasites, you authorize their treatment at your additional expense.  We reserve the right to refuse to accept a Pet if at check-in if it appears to us that such Pet is showing signs of illness (including but not limited to vomiting, loose stool, coughing or discharge from the eyes) or that its behavior could jeopardize the health or safety of other Pets or our staff.  If your Pet becomes sick or injured and requires professional attention, or if your Pet passes away during its stay, we will attempt to notify you or your Emergency Contact at the telephone num...
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Pet Health and Behavior. We reserve the right to refuse to accept a Pet at check-in for any reason, including without limit, if it appears the Pet is sick, injured, in pain, or that its behavior could jeopardize the health or safety of other Pets or our staff.
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Pet Health and Behavior. We reserve the right to refuse to accept a Pet at check-in for any reason, including without limitation, if it appears to us your Pet is sick, injured, in pain, or that its behavior could jeopardize the health or safety of other Pets or our staff. Last Name: • No Pet can stay with us unless the Pet is healthy and we, at our request, have confirmation from a licensed veterinarian or approved designee that the Pet has received all vaccinations required by PetSmart. • If, at any time, your Pet is found to have fleas or ticks, we may provide the appropriate flea or tick removal treatment, and you authorize us to provide such service at your additional expense. • You represent that your Pet has no illness, injury or behavior problem (including aggressive or biting behavior) that has not been disclosed to us. • We may accept certain older Pets and we may administer routine medication for chronic conditions, but we will not accept acutely sick, aggressive or biting Pets. • You represent and affirm that your Pet has not been exposed to rabies, distemper, or parvovirus within 30 days prior to beginning its stay with us. • If your Pet has been treated for a contagious illness, we will not accept your Pet(s) for at least two (2) weeks after treatment has been completed and a statement of health is obtained from a licensed veterinarian. • You acknowledge that we may, at our discretion, contact appropriate authorities if your Pet bites another Pet or any person, including, but not limited to, local Animal Control. Pet 1: • You acknowledge and agree that in the unlikely event your Pet becomes ill or injured, or if your Pet has a preexisting condition which is aggravated by its stay and requires professional attention, we will attempt to notify you or your Agent at the telephone numbers you provide on the reverse side. If we cannot reach you or your Agent, PetSmart at its sole discretion, may engage the services of a veterinarian and/or administer medicine or give other necessary attention to your Pet, and you authorize us to provide any such service at your additional expense. In cases we believe to be critical, we may take your Pet to the veterinarian first before trying to contact you. If you refuse medical treatment for your Pet, PetSmart, at its sole discretion, may engage the services of a veterinarian and/or administer medicine to make your Pet as comfortable as possible until picked up by you or your Agent, and you authorize us to provide any such service at your...
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Pet Health and Behavior a. APV reserves the right to refuse to accept a PET at check-in for any reason, including without limitation, if it appears to us your PET is sick, injured, in pain or that its behavior could jeopardize the health or safety of other PETs or our staff. b. By signing this contract and leaving PET with APV, OWNER certifies to the accuracy of the information provided about said PET. Including but not limited to representation that PET is in good health, does not currently have and has not been exposed within the last thirty (30) days to any communicable diseases, and has not harmed or shown aggressive or threatening behavior towards a person. c. If PET is found to have fleas or ticks, OWNER authorizes their removal at OWNER’s additional expense. d. You represent that your PET has no illness, injury, or behavior problem (including aggressive or biting behavior) that has not been disclosed to us. e. OWNER recognizes that boarding, daycare, grooming may subject PET to stress. This stress may impact PET‘s digestive tract, skin, and behavior. f. APV cleans dog runs and dog areas a number of times each day, using water and disinfectants that are specially designed for animal husbandry. Whereas APV staff prides itself on a superior cleanliness of the kennel, OWNER is aware that dog may be subject to random insect bite and assumes all responsibilities resulting from these events. g. Owner understands that boarding may be stressful to some pets and they may attempt to injure themselves by trying to escape. While APV has been built to eliminate most pet injuries it cannot always guarantee that pets won’t injure themselves by fence chewing, excessive licking of fencing or themselves, excessive jumping or barking etc. When these issues arise APV will notify owners to figure out the best course of action including but not limited to the pet being removed from the facility so further injury doesn’t take place.
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Pet Health and Behavior. We reserve the right to refuse to accept a Pet at check-in for any reason, including without limit, if it appears to us the Pet is sick, injured, in pain, or that its behavior could jeopardize the health or safety of other Pets or our staff. Pet 1 − You acknowledge that we may contact appropriate authorities if your Pet bites another Pet or any person. − You acknowledge and agree that in the unlikely event your Pet becomes ill or injured, or if your Pet has a pre-existing condition which is aggravated by its stay, and requires professional attention we will attempt to notify you or your Agent at the telephone numbers you provided. If we cannot reach you or your Agent, Countryside Pet Estates at its sole discretion, may engage the services of a veterinarian and/or administer medicine or give other necessary attention to your Pet, and you authorize us to provide any such service at your additional expense. In cases we believe to be critical, we may take your Pet to the veterinarian first before trying to contact you. If you refuse medical treatment for your Pet, Countryside Pet Estates, at its sole discretion, may engage the services of a veterinarian and/or administer medicine to make your Pet as comfortable as possible until picked up by you or your Agent, and you authorize us to provide any such service at your additional expense. If we cannot reach you or your Agent, we will make healthcare decisions for your Pet based on the recommendations of available professionals.
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Pet Health and Behavior. The Hydrant is not a facility suitable for any aggression-on-human animals. If a dog begins displaying aggressive behaviors towards the staff, The Hydrant reserves the right to kennel them and they must be picked up within the day. Initials:
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Pet Health and Behavior. We are prepared to care for older Pets and to administer routine medications for chronic conditions, but we are not equipped to care for acutely sick Pets or aggressive or biting Pets. a. If your Pet is found to have fleas or ticks, you authorize their removal or other appropriate treatment at your expense. Further, if your Pet is diseased, sick, or injured, you authorize us to attempt to obtain appropriate treatment, including retaining the services of a veterinarian or the taking of other reasonable actions, at your expense. b. We reserve the right to refuse to accept a Pet if at check-in it appears to us that such Pet has fleas, ticks, is diseased, is sick, or that its behavior could jeopardize the health or safety of other Pets or our staff (as we determine in our best judgement). c. If your Pet passes away during its stay, we will attempt to notify you or your Agent at the telephone numbers you provide below, however, we will have the right to reasonably dispose of the Pet, at your expense. d. If medication is to be administered to your Pet, you shall provide us with clearly marked original container(s) with instructions for each medicine and this provision shall constitute permission to administer such medication to the Pet in accordance with such instructions. We are not responsible for any adverse reaction of your Pet to any such medicine.
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Pet Health and Behavior. We reserve the right to refuse to accept a Pet at Check In for any reason, including without limitation, if it appears that the Pet is sick, injured, in pain, or that its behaviour could jeopardize the health or safety of other Pets or our staff. - No Pet can stay with us unless the Pet is healthy and we have confirmation from a licensed veterinarian that the Pet has received all vaccinations required by Keshet Kennels (see below). - If at any time your Pet is found to have fleas or ticks, we may provide the appropriate flea or tick removal treatment, and you hereby authorize us to provide such service at your additional expense. - We may accept certain older Pets and administer routine medication for chronic conditions, but we are not equipped to care for acutely sick Pets or aggressive or biting Pets. - You represent that to the best of your knowledge, your Pet has not been exposed to rabies, distemper, or parvovirus within 30 days prior to beginning its stay with us. - If your Pet has been treated for a contagious illness, we cannot accept your Pet for at least two (2) weeks after treatment has been completed and a statement of health is obtained from a licensed veterinarian. - You acknowledge that we may have to contact the appropriate authorities in the event your Pet bites another Pet or any person. 1/3 (continued on reverse)
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Related to Pet Health and Behavior

  • Health Leave Any regular employee of the District may, at the discretion of the Board, be granted a leave of absence without pay for reasons of health, such leave to be specified for a period of not more than one year. Such leave may be extended in case of serious health conditions.

  • Health and hygiene The Hirer shall, if preparing, serving or selling food, observe all relevant food health and hygiene legislation and regulations. In particular dairy products, vegetables and meat on the premises must be refrigerated and stored in compliance with the Food Temperature Regulations. The premises are provided with a refrigerator and thermometer.

  • Medical Leave Pursuant to applicable provisions of the Civil Service Rules, County Code, and other law, medical leaves of absence will be granted by the employee’s Department Head upon request only upon submission of a doctor’s certificate or other satisfactory medical evidence of the employee’s need for such leave.

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