SYMPTOM REFERENCE

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Emergency transport guide

Educational pet-health and visit-preparation reference. Not a diagnosis, prescription, dosage recommendation or substitute for a veterinarian.

SpeciesPet profile (optional)Age in monthsMain concernDurationFrequencySeverityAppetiteDrinkingUrinationStool

Observed signs (select all that apply)

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Recent exposure or ingestion (select all that apply)

Possible toxin or poisonAte medicationAte chocolateAte grapes or raisinsAte onion, chives, or garlicCat may have contacted liliesPossible rodenticide exposureCleaner or chemical exposureRecent fall or traumaMay have swallowed a foreign objectHeat exposureRecent boarding, daycare, or shelter stayRecent vaccine or injectionTicks, fleas, or parasite exposureMosquito exposure or heartworm prevention uncertainNew food or treatRecent medication or supplementYoung or incompletely vaccinatedUnspayed female

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