Veterinarian cc. Veterinarian means a licensed physician for animals and a provider of veterinary medicine. Veterinarian shall not include You or a member of Your immediate family.
Veterinarian dd. Veterinarian means a licensed physician for animals and a provider of veterinary medicine. Veterinarian shall not include You or a member of Your immediate family.
Veterinarian. The Tenant provides the following information for use in the case of an emergency. Name Address
Veterinarian. A veterinarian licensed to practice in the area where your pet is treated or examined.
Veterinarian aa. Veterinarian means a licensed physician for animals and a provider of veterinary medicine. Veterinarian shall not include You or a member of Your immediate family.
Veterinarian. If the Xxxxxx Home Applicant currently owns pets or has owned pets in the past, they will need to provide their most recent veterinarian’s contact information. The Xxxxxx Home Applicant must also give their veterinarian permission to release their pet’s medical records to Shiba Inu Rescue Association (SIRA). Failure to do so prior to submission of the Xxxxxx Home Application may result in a delay of the approval process.
Veterinarian. Arrange for all required veterinarian services including, if necessary, certifying the reason for death loss; and to arrange for appropriate disposal of the animal’s carcass and notify the livestock owner, as soon as practical, of any death loss or health concerns of the cattle.
Veterinarian. Adopter represents that the dog's primary veterinarian shall be: Name and/or Name of Clinic: Address: City, State, Zip: Phone Number: Adopter agrees to notify IMPS in writing at IMPS, Inc., P.O. Box 176, Pinellas Park, FL 33780 if the dog's primary veterinarian changes.
Veterinarian u. Veterinarian means a licensed physician for animals and a provider of veterinary medicine. Veterinarian shall not include you or a member of your immediate family.
Veterinarian. 2. The Buyer(s) agree to NEVER give more than 1 vaccine at a time. There should be a minimum of 2 weeks between vaccines and any other procedures, like spay or neuter, or rabies.
