The Client confirms the Pet(s) are in good health and current on appropriate vaccinations or veterinary alternatives.
If illness or injury occurs, the Client authorizes the Company or Contractor to seek veterinary care or appropriate service as reasonably necessary to ensure the Pet’s wellbeing is looked after until the Service is completed. This can include, but is not limited to, using other reputable services if the Company has an emergency and needs to find alternative care due to inability to continue Service.
The Client may do the following:
Leave a payment method on file with their veterinarian or the Company.
Provide an emergency contact that will be reachable when the Client is away to look after, make decisions, and/or pay on the Client’s behalf.
If the Client or designated emergency contact cannot be reached, the Company may transport the Pet to a veterinary clinic as reasonably necessary, provided a valid payment method has been placed on file with the Client’s preferred veterinary clinic or the Company.
Without a valid payment method on file, the Company may be unable to proceed with veterinary care. The Client is fully responsible for all veterinary expenses, including transportation.
The Client acknowledges environmental risks such as ticks and insects and agrees that the Company is not liable for parasite-related illness except where caused by negligence.
In the event that the assigned Contractor or the Company is unable to continue caring for the Pet(s) due to an unforeseen emergency, illness, injury, safety concern, or circumstances beyond reasonable control, the Company will take the following steps:
The Company will first attempt to contact the Client using the contact information on file.
If the Client cannot be reached, the Company will attempt to contact the designated emergency contact provided by the Client to assume care of the Pet(s).
If the emergency contact cannot be reached, declines, or is unable to assume care, the Client remains responsible for arranging alternative care as soon as reasonably possible.
If the Company is required to remain involved beyond reasonable efforts to facilitate the transition of care, including coordination, temporary supervision, transport, or securing alternative arrangements, an administrative and emergency coordination fee of fifty dollars ($75) will apply.
The Client acknowledges and agrees that if no emergency contact is provided, or if the provided emergency contact is unavailable or unable to assume care, alternative care cannot be guaranteed. The Company is not obligated to provide ongoing care beyond what is reasonably possible in an emergency situation, and responsibility for the Pet(s) ultimately remains with the Client.