Get Load Questionnaire

The Load Questionnaire is an essential tool designed to gather vital information regarding your dog's mobility issues. By completing this form, you contribute significantly to our efforts in addressing painful conditions such as arthritis. This guide will provide you with a clear, step-by-step process to fill out the questionnaire efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the Load Questionnaire online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Load Questionnaire and open it in your chosen online editor.
2. Begin by entering the owner’s name at the designated field.
3. Provide your pet’s name in the next section.
4. Fill in your phone number for contact purposes.
5. Input your client number if you have one.
6. Enter today’s date using the YYYY-MM-DD format.
7. Select the breed of your pet from the available options.
8. Indicate your pet’s age in the corresponding field.
9. Specify the sex of your pet; options usually include male or female.
10. In the background section, indicate how long your pet has been experiencing mobility problems by ticking the appropriate box.
11. If applicable, note any additional health problems your pet has been diagnosed with.
12. List any medications your pet is currently receiving, along with the last dosage information.
13. In the lifestyle section, answer questions regarding your dog's exercise over the past week, including the average distance and frequency of walks.
14. Indicate how much your dog's exercise is limited, including who controls it.
15. In the mobility section, describe your dog's overall mobility and how various factors, like weather, affect their condition.
16. Complete the remaining questions, which inquire about your dog's stiffness, activity level, and ability to exercise.
17. Review all answers for accuracy before concluding the questionnaire.
18. Finally, use the options to save changes, download the filled questionnaire, print it out, or share it with your veterinary clinic.

Complete your Load Questionnaire online today and help us in assessing your dog's needs.