Diet History Form

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MM slash DD slash YYYY
Pet type*
Owner's Name*
Pet's Name*
Sex*
Neutered/Spayed*
Where is your pet housed?*
How active is your pet?*
Do you have other pets?*
If you answered yes to the question above, are pets fed separately?
Does your pet have access to other unmonitored food sources?*
Does your pet have a good appetite?*
Have you made any changes to your pet's diet in the last 4 weeks?*
Please list the brands and product names (if applicable) and amounts of ALL foods, treats, snacks, dental hygiene product, rawhides, and any other foods that your pet is CURRENTLY eating.*
Please supply images of the front and back of the bag or can or bottle of all items. If possible provide weights of cups of food or other ingredients using a kitchen scale. Be specific as possible, e.g., chicken breast without skin, broccoli florets, French cut green beans, salmon can in oil drained. If canned diets are fed, list size of can(s). If possible provide weights of dry and whether cooked or uncooked weights of ingredients that are home-cooked and whether any foods are fed raw? If you feed by volume, what size measuring device do you use and is it heaped or level, a measuring cup or spoon or not?
Food name
Type of food (dry, wet, cooked. If cooked using oil or additions made to food, please specify)
Amount (cups, can, ounces)
How many times of day and/or week?
Fed since (provide month and year your pet began eating this food)
 
Please list any dietary supplements your pet is CURRENTLY taking (for example: vitamins, glucosamine, fatty acids, or any other supplements). Please provide photos of labels, front and back.*
Supplement name and manufacturer
Amount
Frequency
Supplement given since (provide month and year your pet began taking this supplement)
 
What are your pet's food preferences?*

List what your pet was eating before he/she became ill.*
Food
Type of food (dry, wet, cooked. If cooked using oil or additions made to food, please specify)
Amount (cups, can, ounces)
How many times of day and/or week?
Fed since (provide month and year your pet began eating this food)
 
Was your pet’s body weight changing before it became ill?*
Has your pet's weight changed recently?*

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