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Pre-Visit Pet Health Questionnaire Form

A pre-visit template — symptoms, eating, drinking and behaviour captured, so a home-visiting vet arrives already understanding your pet.

Description

A home-visiting vet can’t glance at a waiting-room file, so a quick pre-visit questionnaire is how they arrive ready. Filled in before the appointment, it captures how the pet has been — symptoms, appetite, drinking, toileting and behaviour — so the vet turns up already understanding the picture. It works through the observations that matter: what’s changed and when, eating and drinking, toileting, energy and mood, and any obvious signs the owner has noticed. For an unwell pet, this detail lets the vet focus the visit and bring the right equipment rather than discovering it on the doorstep. Send it in the day before a booked visit. Free, brandable, and it makes a home consultation as informed as a clinic one, if not more.

Form fields

Everything the Pre-Visit Pet Health Questionnaire Form above collects — 10 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Before Your Pet's Visit

  • Pet's name

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    Short Answer
  • What have you noticed, and when did it start?

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    Long Answer
  • Eating

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    Single-Select
  • Drinking

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    Single-Select
  • Toileting

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    Single-Select
  • Energy & mood

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    Single-Select
  • Anything else you've noticed?

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    Long Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Pre-Visit Pet Health Questionnaire Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

Why fill in a pre-visit questionnaire?

Because it lets a home-visiting vet arrive already knowing how your pet has been — symptoms, appetite, behaviour — so the visit is focused and the vet brings the right equipment, rather than starting cold on your doorstep.

What does it ask about?

What’s changed and when, eating and drinking, toileting, energy and mood, and any signs you’ve noticed. The everyday observations that help a vet understand what’s going on.

Why do eating and drinking matter?

Because changes in appetite and thirst are among the most telling early signs of illness in pets. Noting them helps the vet spot what might be wrong and what to check.

What if I'm not sure what's wrong?

That’s fine — just describe what you’ve noticed, even if it seems small. “Not quite himself,” eating less, sleeping more: these observations are genuinely useful to a vet.

Does this replace the consultation?

No — it prepares for it. The vet still examines your pet and talks it through with you; the questionnaire just means that conversation starts from understanding rather than scratch.

Is the questionnaire free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and ready to complete before a visit.