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Filling out the Submission Form for the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory is essential for ensuring accurate testing and reporting for your animal's needs. This guide walks you through each section of the form to help facilitate a smooth and efficient submission process.

Follow the steps to securely complete the online Submission Form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Submission Form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by entering the contact information of the owner, including the owner's name, phone number, and email address. Ensure that all fields are accurately filled out to avoid any delays.
3. Provide details about the attending veterinarian and their clinic. Include the clinic name, address, and contact number.
4. In the 'Animal Information' section, enter the patient's name, clinic's patient ID, and specify if the horse is registered. If so, include the registered name and year of birth.
5. Indicate the sex of the animal by selecting 'Intact male,' 'Castrated male,' or 'Female.' Include any relevant information regarding the horse's activities.
6. Report any additional medical history and signs of diseases or conditions affecting the horse. Fill in the details as accurately as possible within the provided spaces.
7. In the 'Test Requested' section, select the specific muscle biopsy test you are requesting and provide the date biopsied along with the muscle that was biopsied.
8. For genetic testing, indicate the type of specimen being submitted and ensure all relevant fields are completed to support your request.
9. Review all entries for accuracy, then sign and date where required. Ensure any credit card payment information is securely completed if applicable.
10. Once all sections are filled out, you have the option to save your changes, download a copy of the form, print it for your records, or share it as needed.

Complete the Submission Form online to facilitate a timely and effective diagnosis for your animal.