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Inpatient forms

Medical history

Health and safety forms

Payment forms

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Toys

Hiding treats

Being able to explore, with their noses.

Short walks

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RCVS try to maintain standards though the veterinary practices in the uk by carrying out regular assessments. They do this to promote and maintain the highest standards of veterinary care .

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Water and food bowls

Clipboard

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To make sure the dog is given proper care and protection from anything that can cause them harm. You would need to provide your dog with a comfortable ,clean, dry, quiet rest area and some where to hide if feeling frightened. Provide them with suitable diet , give them ways to express natural needs , provide them with companionship for your dog

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Fresh food and water

Clean bedding and shelter

To be protected from pain and illness

Be able to express normal behaviours

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-medical records
-hospital forms
-financial/payment records
-health and safety

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-nutrition
-sensory
-socialisation (talking to them/playing)
-walking
-hygiene

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The RCVS set standards and carry out regular assessments to promote the highest standards of veterinary care.

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-water/food bowls.
-toys.
-blankets bedding.
-sensory.
-clipboard with file.

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The code of practice sets a standard expected for animals as well as guidance.

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-clean bed
-fresh food an water
-love and affection from owner
-a safe environment
- to be protected from other animals

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- Consent form
- Hospital sheet / data sheet
- Medical Records
- Lab results

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Enrichment can help reduce/ avoid stress.
5 types of enrichment:
- Social
- Nutritional
- Occupational
- Sensory
- Physical

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RCVS PSS (The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Practice Standards Scheme)
They aim to help veterinary practices maintain the highest of standards.

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Code of practice provides guidelines for dogs owners so they can ensure they are meeting the dogs needs.

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Any person responsible for an animal has the duty of care to ensure that the 5 welfare needs are met:
1. Food + Water
2. Bed + Shelter
3. Health
4. Natural Behaviour
5. Company / companion

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Nursing care (talking to them, stroking them)
Radio
Their own blankets / toys
Short walks

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Hospitalisation charts
Lab results
Health and safety records (accident book)
Anaesthetic monitoring

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Name card for the patient
Heat lamp
Water/ Food bowls
Clipboard for an impatient

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stainless steel is a example of a material used in a kennel

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code of conduct for dogs is set to ensure dogs get their requirements

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5 animals welfare needs

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The code is to set standards for the care and management of dogs

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They set the standards for veterinary and carry out regular assessments to make sure everything is on track and aims to maintain the higher level of standards in veterinary care

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Physical
Nutritional
Social
For example
Frequent short walks
Treats and food.
Having a radio on
Providing blankets it the dog like to bury itself

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Clipboards for the files
Food/water bowls can be fitted to the inside of kennel doors

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The animal welfare act 2006
1-Food and water
2- a suitable environment
3- to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease
4-to be able to perform typical behaviour
5-  to be housed with or apart from other animals