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Forms

These forms are for use in conjunction with your MTSNTF Clinic, not meant to be used with out the guidance of MTSNTF.

When using the following forms, highlight the form you wish to copy, and paste it into a document that you can print on your computer. We are hoping to have these in pdf format soon! for your convenience!

(We are still working on this page - more forms are to come! )

Local After-Care Information: this handout can be printed two on one page to save paper. This handout contains the names and phone number of the aftercare personnel to contact if an animal fixed at the clinic experiences problems after surgery. This form should be printed on brightly colored paper so the owner will not lose it!!
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VERY IMPORTANT!!!

KEEP THIS INFORMATION

- Name of Your Event, Date of Your Event -

IF YOU HAVE CONCERNS OR WORRIES ABOUT YOUR PET

AFTER SURGERY:

First read the After-Care Instructions you were given at check-out.

Then, if you still need advice or veterinary care, call

- Phone #s of your volunteering vet techs -

to speak to a veterinary technician.
(please call these numbers, not your local vet)

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Local After-Care Veterinary Questionnaire:
Give copies of this form to your after-care vet, to keep track of any after-care situations that may occur after your event. A month later, pick up the forms to have on hand for your own records.

You can cut ,paste, and print the information below, or click here for the pdf.

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Veterinary After-care Questionnaire

Thank you for your generous support of the MSNTF mission by providing post-surgical care for the many patients attended to at the event in your community. In the interest of providing veterinary care in future MSNTF events, we try to follow up on any post-surgical problems that you might encounter in your role as the follow-up veterinarian. The easiest way to do this is by providing you with the following form to fill out at your convenience.

We know you are very busy, again, thank you for your time and support of the MSNTF and its mission. Feel free to make copies of this form if needed.

*Problems include, but are not limited to: Bleeding, torn sutures, licking, abnormal swelling, reactions to suture material (seroma), and infection.

Thank you for your time and expertise.

AFTERCARE VET:

LOCATION:

Date:

Name/Description (Pet):                                        

Name (Owner):     

Sex:

Age: 

*Problem/Treatment:

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AFTERCARE VET:

LOCATION:

Date:

Name/Description (Pet):                                        

Name (Owner):     

Sex:

Age: 

*Problem/Treatment:

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AFTERCARE VET:

LOCATION:

Date:

Name/Description (Pet):                                        

Name (Owner):     

Sex:

Age: 

*Problem/Treatment:

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You can cut, paste, and print the information below:

Summary of the Count Form

MONTANA SPAY/NEUTER TASK FORCE
Count per day and Total of all days

Event Name _________________
Clinic Location __________________
Site ___________
Date(s) _________

Number of clinic days ____
Number of Veterinarians ____

Veterinarians for Day 1 __________________

Dogs for day 1 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____
Cats for day 1 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____

Veterinarians for Day 2 __________________

Dogs for day 2 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____
Cats for day 2 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____

Veterinarians for Day 3 __________________

Dogs for day 3 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____
Cats for day 3 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____

Veterinarians for Day 4 __________________

Dogs for day 4 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____
Cats for day 4 ____ male ____ female ____ Total ____

Total Dogs_____
Total Cats____
Grand Total____

#___animal turned away . ____ animals were placed on a waiting list.

Summary of questionnaire answers:

Litters past/present ____
Number of females in heat or pregnant ____
Animals whose owners have never had a pet fixed before____

Source of animals:
Home bred___
Originally stray(includes feral and adopted from a shelter)_______
Given____
Bought____

Ages of the Animals:
1-4 months ____
5-7 months ____
8-12 months ____
1-3 years ____
3-5 years ____
6+ years____

List the towns represented, and how many animals came from each town:

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After-Care Instructions - every client at each clinic will need a copy of these aftercare instructions:

You can cut, paste, and print the information below, or click here for the pdf.

Click here for the Butte Aftercare Instructions pdf.

Your pet had MAJOR SURGERY TODAY!!!!
This is not to be taken lightly.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR AFTERCARE!!!

• Your pet NEEDS TO BE KEPT WARM AND QUIET.   Isolate your pet in a dry, warm, quiet place where it will not be allowed to play or jump. 
• Your pet CANNOT GO OUTSIDE WITHOUT AN ADULT AND ON A LEASH for 7 to 10 days after the surgery.
• Your pet CANNOT LICK AT THE INCISION.  This will cause infection.  Wrap a towel (see attached instructions) around your pets neck positioned so that they cannot lick or if you have a cone, please put it on the animal. 
• KEEP YOUR PET AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND OTHER ANIMALS.  Your pet cannot play, jump or run because stitches could give way, causing severe pain and additional surgery for your pet
• Your pet CANNOT GET WET FOR 7 TO 10 DAYS AFTER SURGERY.
• Your pet WILL NOT NEED TO HAVE SUTURES REMOVED.  They will dissolve. HOWEVER, if you feel the sutures are not dissolving, please call the aftercare number.
• If you need to pick your pet up, put your arms around its bottom and around its chest.  DO NOT PICK UP THE ANIMAL BY ITS FRONT LEGS OR SHOULDERS.
• The day of surgery, give your pet SMALL PORTIONS OF SOFT FOOD AND FRESH WATER. Feeding or watering your pet excessively may cause vomiting and/or diarrhea. Your pet should eat and drink within the first 24 hours. 
• DO NOT give any type of pain medication including Tylenol, Aspirin, or Ibuprofen.

If you feel there is a problem with your pet, PLEASE call one of the numbers on the aftercare handout AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!  

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARE OF YOUR PET!!!

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