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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2006Vet paperwork
I know I'm technically talking about dogs but I trust this group. My two dog's vet paperwork and related things are ALL out of order and I have no idea where to start fixing things and doing things. I -tried- earlier and got confusing nonsense. Apparently I needed the impossible to do the probable and vice versa. How do you mean they are out of order? > I know I'm technically talking about dogs but I trust this group. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I -tried- earlier and got confusing nonsense. Apparently I needed the > impossible to do the probable and vice versa. LOTS42 you have to be a little more informative you message is so vague that we can't help you out here. what exactly is out of order :-D >I know I'm technically talking about dogs but I trust this group. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I -tried- earlier and got confusing nonsense. Apparently I needed the > impossible to do the probable and vice versa. Everything is out of order. I'm not sure how to explain it. They need a checkup from the neck up and neck down. Each vet person I have talked to seemingly gives me differing, conflicting information. It's very disheartening. Ping Phil P and tell him what the vets want to do and he will explain where to start and the steps to take > Everything is out of order. I'm not sure how to explain it. They need a > checkup from the neck up and neck down. > > Each vet person I have talked to seemingly gives me differing, > conflicting information. It's very disheartening. > Everything is out of order. I'm not sure how to explain it. They need a > checkup from the neck up and neck down. > > Each vet person I have talked to seemingly gives me differing, > conflicting information. It's very disheartening. I didn't understand your first post and I don't understand this one either. You say your dog's vet stuff is out of order. What exactly do you mean? Do you mean the paperwork is all mixed up or you can't find it, or what? If you feel that your dogs need a check up, it doesn't matter if you can find previous paperwork - you can just take them along and start from scratch. If you take them to the vet you usually use they will have all the info about them on their computer already. Tweed > If you feel that your dogs need a check up, it doesn't matter if you can > find previous paperwork - you can just take them along and start from > scratch. Not according to some vets I have talked to. > If you take them to the vet you usually use they will have all the > info about them on their computer already. > > Tweed Don't got a usual vet. The ones down here are more paperwork crazy then the DMV. I sneeze, they make me get a new one. What paperwork do you have now? Can you identify whether the existing paperwork applies to Eddie or Louie? I would suggest separating out what you have. One pile for Eddie, one pile for Louie, one pile for "don't know". Sort each pile by date. Go throgh the "don't know" pile, and try to assign each page to one of the boys. If you can't assign a page, set it aside and just don't show it to the vet. Does your vet not have copies of these records? If the vet is new, ask the old vet to transfer existing records to the new vet. I believe they have to. Good luck, Mark  SignatureProof of Sanity Forged Upon Request >> If you feel that your dogs need a check up, it doesn't matter if you can >> find previous paperwork - you can just take them along and start from >> scratch. > > Not according to some vets I have talked to. I don't understand this at all. There is no reason whatsoever why you cannot present at a new vet and ask for your dogs to have a check up. Or why you can't go back to your last vet? >> If you take them to the vet you usually use they will have all the >> info about them on their computer already. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Don't got a usual vet. The ones down here are more paperwork crazy then > the DMV. I sneeze, they make me get a new one. So what do mean about the vet paperwork being out of order? No vet here in the UK would refuse to treat an animal "because the paperwork was out of order." Just take your dogs along to a vet if you think they need it and when you are there, show the admin staff the paperwork you have, they could perhaps sort it out for you. I have always found them very helpful. Tweed Can't help as I don't quite understand the problem, but this reminds me that the vet we had before we moved had a computer that was not Y2K compliant. So Pippin's and Mithu's vaccination receipts showed them being vaccinated in 1970-something. I had to explain that several times to the new TED when I transferred their records over. -Caroline S. > Can't help as I don't quite understand the problem, but this reminds me > that the vet we had before we moved had a computer that was not Y2K [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > -Caroline S. I'm not quite sure I would have trusted the doc if they couldn't understand your cats weren't thirty some years old. "Lots42" <lots42@gmail.com> wrote in news:1139839296.567484.19750 @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: > I know I'm technically talking about dogs but I trust this group. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I -tried- earlier and got confusing nonsense. Apparently I needed the > impossible to do the probable and vice versa. When I have to sort piles of medical bills, I go by date. Every piece of paper that's vet-related should have a date-of-service on it. Start by sorting them that way. Chak SignatureIn science, 'fact' can only mean 'confirmed to such a degree that it would be perverse to withhold provisional assent.' I suppose that apples might start to rise tomorrow, but the possibility does not merit equal time in physics classrooms. --Stephen Jay Gould > I know I'm technically talking about dogs but I trust this group. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I -tried- earlier and got confusing nonsense. Apparently I needed the > impossible to do the probable and vice versa. Like the others, I didn't understand this post or your follow-up post. I gather your dogs need some sort of vet care and you aren't sure what to have done in what order based on some paperwork you have? Ask the vet; he/she will know what needs to be done. As for not having a regular vet, I've never heard of such a thing unless you just moved or were unhappy with the previous vet and haven't selected a new one yet. Good luck with whatever this problem is. Jill
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