Pet COVID-19 Exposure Notification Form

When COVID-19 emerged as a global health concern, veterinary clinics needed to adapt quickly to protect both pets and staff. While transmission from humans to pets is rare, responsible veterinary practices require thorough documentation when pets may have been exposed to the virus through infected household members.

This Pet COVID-19 Exposure Notification Form helps veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and pet care facilities collect critical information about potential exposure events, household illness timelines, and pet symptom monitoring. Built with Paperform, this template streamlines the intake process while ensuring no vital details are missed.

The form captures essential exposure details including household member illness dates, COVID-19 test results, and the pet's proximity to infected individuals. Veterinary teams can document pet-specific symptoms like respiratory changes, lethargy, digestive issues, and behavioral shifts that may indicate illness. The template also includes sections for current isolation protocols being followed at home and veterinary recommendations.

Perfect for veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, emergency vet services, mobile vet practices, and pet boarding facilities, this form ensures consistent documentation across all potential exposure cases. The conditional logic adapts questions based on exposure severity and symptom presence, making the form efficient for both concerned pet owners and busy veterinary staff.

Veterinary practices can use Stepper to automate follow-up workflows—sending symptom monitoring reminders to pet owners, scheduling check-in calls, or alerting veterinary staff when symptoms worsen. Integration with practice management systems ensures exposure notifications are properly flagged in patient records.

Whether you're documenting potential exposure for precautionary monitoring or managing active cases requiring isolation protocols, this Paperform template helps veterinary professionals provide responsible, informed care during public health events.