New Clients

Welcome to Anchor Animal Hospital! We love our pets just like you do and our goal is ensuring that all the animals that walk through our doors get the same high standard of care we want for our own fur family. At Anchor we can take of your pet at any stage of life and we pride ourselves on making you part of the Anchor Animal Family, establishing long term relationships with our clients. So, whether you have a new puppy, kitty, a senior citizen or anything in between we are here to meet your needs and keep your pet happy and healthy.

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Owner's Name*
First Last
Spouse/Other
First Last
Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Email*
Cell Phone*
Can we send you notifications via text message to the above cell phone number?
- Yes
Work Phone
Employer's Name*
Employer's Address*
Street Address City State ZIP Code
Reason for Appointment Requested
Referred by
Referred by - Client Name*

What To Bring With You

We request you bring to your appointment any previous veterinary records. If you have veterinary service at an emergency facility or specialty hospital please have them send information to our hospital so we may have your most current pet records. You may have this information emailed to anchoranimalhospital@gmail.com or faxed to 508-996-3750.

It is also helpful to bring a list or bottle(s) of any medications, including flea & tick and heartworm preventative, as well as any supplements your pet is currently taking. We will also need the name of the pet food and treats your pet eat.

We may request you bring a urine and/or stool sample to your appointment. Our reception team will discuss this with you prior to your visit.

We also request that you provide all contact phone numbers.

Please be advised that anyone presenting your pet for veterinary care must be at least 18 years old. They must also be able to make medical and financial decisions for your pet.

How to have a GREAT visit at the Veterinary

Having a pet is a wonderful commitment that comes with endless rewards. Your pet relies on you to for care and you can rely on us to help you make the best decisions for your pet’s health. We are here to work with both you and your pets to ensure they have a long and healthy life with you.

Many pets find coming to the Veterinary Hospital a stressful. Here are a few tips to help make it as easy and stress free as possible for both you and your pet.

To keep all our clients safe, we ask that all pets arrive on leash or in a carrier. This ensures no one can accidentally slip out the door. Also, while your pet may enjoy meeting new friends, some pets are shy and not comfortable meeting new pets or people while at the vet.

We understand that sometimes life is busy and things come up. If you are unable to make your appointment or you are running late, let us know so we can best assist you. To ensure you have time to fill out any paperwork and are prepared for your appointment try to arrive a few minutes early. We will do our best to see you on time, or early when possible. However, we ask for your patience if we are running behind due to urgent needs of another pet.

To ensure your pet gets the best care, please provide a complete history. We are all pet owners and we understand that sometimes pets get into things they shouldn't, or we feed them things we shouldn’t. We are not here to judge, we are here to help! So please do not hesitate to fill us in, it may make the difference in providing the most effective treatment.

Your pet will get comfort from having you nearby during their exam, but they will feel most secure being held by our veterinary technicians. Our technicians are trained in the best ways to securely hold your pet so they will not hurt themselves and will remain calm and comfortable.

Perhaps the most important advice we can give is:
If at any point you have a question about what we are doing or why we are doing it don't hesitate to ask! We are here for you and we will happily tell you what we are doing. If you are comfortable you pet will be more comfortable.

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