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Patient Forms

Find patient forms and service authorizations needed for your pet's care at Companion Animal Hospital.

Patient Forms and Authorizations

Save time at check-in by completing any needed patient forms or authorizations from Companion Animal Hospital prior to your pet's visit.

Frequently Asked Questions About Patient Forms

  • What information is required on the patient forms?

    We ask for basic information about both you and your pet, such as your contact information, your pet’s name, species, breed, age, vaccination history, and any current or past medical conditions. This helps us be ready with any information or special care your pet may need on their first visit. During your pet's appointment, we will gather more details about your pet’s diet, behaviors, or any specific concerns you want addressed at your visit.

  • Can I fill out patient forms online before my appointment?

    Yes, we encourage you to do so that our team can be prepared for your arrival. You can fill it out online through our website, or download and bring in a PDF version. Submitting forms in advance helps streamline your visit.

  • What happens if I don’t submit patient forms before my appointment?

    If you aren't able to submit forms beforehand, you can complete them at the hospital prior to your visit. However, we recommend submitting online in advance to reduce wait times and ensure our team has your pet’s information ready.

  • Can I update my pet’s information on the patient forms?

    If you need to update your contact information or your pet's information, please call us at (860) 449-9800 or send us an email with the requested changes. This allows us to ensure your information is updated accurately and gives us the opportunity to clarify or confirm any details if needed.

Book an Appointment at Companion Animal Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Companion Animal Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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