We thought that it would be fun to take a look at how both veterinarians and related pet industry providers are utilizing EmailMeForms to build user engagement and streamline their practices.
The forms we found in use are impressive! These online forms aren’t limited solely to veterinarians. We found relevant forms in use by dog groomers, cat rescues, and even one horse physical therapy practice (had never heard of that, but it’s very cool.)
We were delighted to find such creative usage of our online forms.
So, instead of us sharing examples of how online forms could benefit you, we decided that today we will share how our customers in this industry use online forms to help their business. Let’s go.
Rawhide Ranch Dog Boarding: Pet intake form and release of liability form
Rawhide Ranch Dog Boarding makes it easy for customers to minimize the dreaded doggie dropoff time. You know, when you’re standing at the boarding kennel desk, completing paperwork while your pup is begging you not to leave?
They offer two simple, clean, nicely-constructed forms on their website.
The first form is a Dog Info Form. This pet intake form allows the dog’s owner to input all the dog’s relevant information so that the kennel staff can learn about the pet, enabling them to meet all his or her needs during his stay. The form also collects primary and secondary emergency contact information.
Rawhide Ranch also includes a second form, a Vet Release Form. This form serves as the kennel’s release of liability form. Upon completion, the kennel owners can seek medical treatment for the pet if it should be necessary. We love how they included terms and conditions and authorization statements that make this a very effective release of liability form.
Horse ‘N Hound Physical Therapy: Veterinarian referral form
So, now we know…horses and dogs can seek physical therapy for injuries just like people! But, before patients can seek services from the Horse ‘N Hound Physical Therapy clinic, they must be referred by a veterinarian.
Fortunately, the clinic makes it a simple matter for vets to hop online, fill in the vet referral form online, and complete this step. This streamlined process ensures that their four-legged patients gain access to care sooner.
We love that this vet referral form includes a place where the vet must include a digital signature. Very nice!
And, for you cat lovers, no fear! There is an indication on the form that Horse ‘N Hound treats kitties with injuries, too!
Ard-Vista Animal Hospital: New patient intake form
Our quest for effective veterinarian forms led us next to the website of the Ard-Vista Animal Hospital and a comprehensive patient intake form.
They structured their form to be very easy for user’s to complete but still collect all the patient data they need to treat their new patient.
We like that they include their payment policy and ask pet owners to complete a checkbox agreeing to their terms.
Finally, we enjoyed how they put their logo on the form, reinforcing their brand.
Lone Peak Veterinary Hospital: Customer satisfaction survey
Lone Peak Veterinary Hospital uses several EmailMeForms on their website, making it easy for pet parents to have forms prepped before they arrive at the clinic. That must certainly take some of the stress off of the pets and their owners!
In particular, we loved their customer satisfaction survey. It’s no secret that we are EmailMeForm love feedback forms. If you’re a regular reader, you know we advocate that every company uses these forms. It’s exciting for us to see them embedded on a client’s website!
We noticed that this customer satisfaction survey includes a mix of checkbox statements, yes or no drop-downs, and open-ended questions. The form gives us the feeling that they care deeply about providing excellent service at this clinic.
Looks like someone has been brushing up on feedback forms!
Fairfield Area Humane Society: Application form
We were tickled to find that so many pet industry professionals and pet rescue groups entrust EmailMeForm with their online forms.
One of the pet rescues utilizing us is the Fairfield Area Humane Society. They have an application process that ensures the pets they adopt out are going to magnificent fur-ever homes.
Their pet adoption form collects an extensive amount of data about the adoptive family’s household so that they can make an accurate assessment before adopting out any pet.
The rescue agency includes clear language and also marked most of the fields as mandatory data to eliminate incomplete submissions. They are doing great work in their community and did a fantastic job of implementing this application form.
Wag and Train: Appointment request form
Finally, we found Wag and Train in our search. This doggie day care and grooming facility includes several EmailMeForms on their website. Forms we found include a pet intake form for new daycare clients and credit card payment forms.
We especially love the appointment request form.
Clients complete this form to request a grooming appointment. Staff reviews the form and calls back the client to confirm the date and time. This form eliminates missed phone calls in a noisy bark-filled environment!
The appointment request form also communicates their missed appointment policy and requires dog owners to agree to those terms.
Your Veterinary Clinic or Pet Industry Business Can Benefit from EmailMeForm, too!
If you operate a veterinary clinic or pet-related business, we are confident that EmailMeForm is the partner you need to create online forms.
When you opt for EmailMeForm, you get:
- Access to our easy to use form builder
- Top of the line data security
- Lock up credit card data in the Vault
- Ability to connect forms to social platforms and accounting software
- Happy pet parents who can complete paperwork in advance—without juggling a leash and a clipboard.
We found so many online forms in use by the veterinary industry, and it was challenging to narrow this post down to just a few picks. So, for those pet industry pros who didn’t make the list…Your forms are awesome; we salute you!
Deborah Tayloe
Deborah is a blogger and freelancer who often writes for EmailMeForm. When she’s not blogging, you’ll probably find Deborah working on DIY projects around her home in North Carolina.
