Common use of Pet Health and Behavior Clause in Contracts

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.

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. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇., ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Phone (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ EMAIL ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ 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.