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Originally Posted by SophieRose  That is great news about the emergency vet sending the records to your personal vet.
Something that I have begun since adopting Charlie, I always ask for a copy of his file (ie visit and notes the doctor makes in his file) and store in a binder at home. That way, if he is taken somewhere else, I don't have to try to remember dates, etc. Also, copies of blood tests are essential to have in your binder. Mine is sectioned with visits (their records), blood tests, vaccinations and miscellaneous such as new foods, etc.
Both of my vets are more than willing to give me copies at no charge. Warmly, Deborah
PS I am still appalled at the way he spoke to you and so glad you brought Cosmo home. |
They wouldn't give ME the records, they said it would be too complicated
(bull). I didn't wanna fight anymore and they still had cosmo so I just said ok.
Thats a good idea, the way i've been doing it is keeping the receipts in date order. So like if he goes in to have his rabies shot, they give me a receipt that says rabies shot and I put it in order. One year I had a chart, and you check off the date and the vaccine that worked too.