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Skin Allergy Testing Questionnaire
Once we have your pet’s skin allergy test results, we will need some additional information to ensure we accurately formulate the allergy vaccine injections or sublingual drops (immunotherapy).
Owner Name
*
Owner's First Name
Owner's Last Name
Pet's Name
*
Pet's Name
Date
*
Date Format: MM slash DD slash YYYY
Is your pet worse indoors or outdoors? (Check all that apply)
*
Indoors
Outdoors
Which seasons are worse for your pet? (Check all that apply)
*
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
What type of trees do you have in your yard? (Check all that apply)
*
Bayberry
Red Mulberry
Box Elder
Red Cedar
Bald Cypress
Live Oak
White Pine
Orange Tree
Pecan
American Elm
Black Willow
Pepper Tree
Melaleuca
Queen Palm
Beefwood/Aust. Pine
Nettle
Other
If you have chosen the "Other" field above, please specify below.
What type of grass is in your yard? (Check all that apply)
*
Bahia
Timothy
Johnson
Red Top
Bermuda
Perennial Rye
Other
If you have chosen the "Other" field above, please specify below.
Do you have any history of water damage or mold in your home? If yes, please describe.
*
Does your pet have access to a barn or interactions with horses?
*
Yes
No
Do you have other pet species in the household? If yes, please list them.
Do you have carpeting? If so, approximately how much of your house is carpeted?
*
Is the furniture in your house cloth or leather? (Check all that apply)
*
Cloth
Leather
Other
If you have chosen the "Other" field above, please specify below.
Do you have drapery or just blinds?
*
Drapery
Only blinds
Other
If you have chosen the "Other" field above, please specify below.
Do you prefer injectable (shots) or sublingual (oral) immunotherapy? If you are comfortable giving injections, a technician will teach you how to administer them. Injectable immunotherapy can be converted to sublingual if it is not working for you or your pet.
*
Injectable
Sublingual
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New Patients
What to Expect
Take A Tour
Why a Veterinary Dermatologist?
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About Us
Team
Locations & Hours
Contact Us
Before and After Patient Photos
Testimonials
FAQs
Services
Medical Services
Allergy Testing
Food Allergy and Intolerance
Video Otoscopy
Anesthesia and Patient Monitoring
Flea Prevention and Control
Tick Prevention
Cutaneous Laser Surgery
Pet Health
Online Pharmacy
How-To Videos
News
FAQs
Pet Insurance Info
Links
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