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Huxley’s Learning Room / Life between appointments

Your first appointment: bring your dog’s story

Your observations and practical questions are part of what makes an assessment individual.

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Think about the question you most want the appointment to explore. A short account of your dog’s routine, current veterinary care and any experiences that may affect their visit gives the team useful context.

You can ask what records the centre needs and how to share observations before arriving. Include access, travel or handling concerns in that conversation so that the team can discuss the appointment with your household in mind.

Bring this into the conversation

  • What is your main question for the visit?
  • Which records does the team need?
  • What would help them understand your dog?

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