Pre-Visit for Bailey

Friendly, affectionate, and generally easygoing. Bailey enjoys being around people and settles well once she is comfortable.

Friendly with familiar people. She may be slightly reserved for the first few minutes with someone new, then warms up quickly.

Generally friendly with other dogs, but prefers calm introductions and can become uncomfortable around very energetic dogs.

Can be sensitive to loud or sudden noises, especially door slams and traffic sounds.

Enjoys relaxed walks and likes to stop and sniff. May pull slightly when excited at the beginning of the walk but settles quickly.

Usually rests after walks and prefers a quiet, comfortable spot. Sleeps well through the night.

May try to follow people through an open door, so doors and gates should be secured before entering or leaving.

Morning and evening

3/4 cup of dry food

6:00 AM; evening meal time to confirm

Chicken

Apoquel • 1 tablet • Morning • as needed • Give with food. Owner will confirm if a dose is needed during the visit.

Bailey eats twice a day. Fresh water should always be available. Avoid chicken-based food and treats. She can have a small treat after her evening walk.

Lockbox

Lockbox located beside the front door.

Rachel Morgan and her sister, Megan Reed.

Westside Veterinary Center

Megan Reed

Contact Rachel first. If she cannot be reached, contact Megan. For an urgent health concern, call the veterinarian before traveling to the clinic. Keep Bailey on leash when leaving the home.

Bailey appears comfortable in her home environment and has a well-established daily routine. She is friendly and easy to handle, with some sensitivity to sudden noises. Extra attention should be paid to securing doors and gates when entering or leaving the home.

Maintain Bailey's usual feeding, walking and rest routine. Use calm introductions when meeting unfamiliar dogs, keep doors and gates secured, and provide Rachel with a short update after each visit.

Confirmed