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  2. Begin by entering your Client Name and Patient's name in the designated fields. This information is crucial for identifying your pet and ensuring proper care.
  3. Provide a telephone number where you can be reached today. This allows the veterinary team to contact you if necessary.
  4. In the 'Reason for visit' section, clearly describe why you are bringing your pet in. Be as detailed as possible to assist the veterinarians.
  5. Fill out when you first noticed the problem, along with any pre-existing conditions or medications your pet may have. This helps in understanding your pet's health history.
  6. Indicate if any medications or treatments have been given for the current issue, specifying what was administered and when.
  7. Describe in detail any symptoms your animal is exhibiting, such as abnormal behaviors or physical signs. The more information provided, the better.
  8. Decide on diagnostic tests by checking either 'Proceed with diagnostic tests' or 'Notify me first.' Specify any tests needed like blood work or radiographs.
  9. Lastly, indicate whether you consent to anesthesia/sedation for treatment by selecting one of the options provided.
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Mars, while not a private equity firm, is the biggest consolidator of pet care companies in the United States, owning pet food companies, pet pharmacies and veterinary care clinic chains such as Banfield Pet Hospitals and BluePearl.
By the numbers: Company hospital counts (as of press time) Banfield Pet Hospital (owned by Mars Inc.; 1,050 hospitals) VCA Animal Hospitals (owned by Mars Inc.; more than 925 hospitals) National Veterinary Associates (NVA) (more than 700 hospitals) VetCor (336 hospitals) Pathway Vet Alliance (275 hospitals)
As a result, private equity firms and other corporations buy community clinics from the veterinarians who own them for two, five or even 10 times their value.

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Corporations such as Mars, Inc. alone, owned by the third-wealthiest family in the US, has acquired more than a 1,000 veterinary clinics (Veterinary Centers of America). Why is this trend problematic? For starters, the primary goal of PEFs is to make profits for their investors.

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