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To Refer A Client To The Animal Endocrine Clinic (AEC)

Making an appointment
Call (212) 362-2650 or (914) 864-1631 Monday through Friday, 8am – 5pm

Required information for all referrals
Referring veterinarians should fill out an AEC Patient Referral Form, listing the medical problems, relevant treatments, and the reason for referral (ie, radioiodine treatment, nuclear imaging study, or endocrine evaluation).

Please include relevant diagnostic/lab test results and medical record copies. Be sure to include all radiographs and ultrasound reports.

Additional work-up required for all hyperthyroid cats

• CBC, serum chemistry panel, and urinalysis (within 1 month of referral).

• Chest radiographs (if cat has been hyperthyroid for longer than 6 months).

• Electrocardiogram and echocardiogram (if arrhythmia, conduction disturbance, or heart failure is suspected).

• Abdominal ultrasound (if cat has poor appetite or other signs of non-hyperthyroid disease are present).

• We need a copy of the complete medical record (results of history, physical examination, and all laboratory results)
  since time of diagnosis of cat’s hyperthyroidism. Please clearly indicate what the pretreatment serum T4 value was
  and when the cat was diagnosed.

Fax numbers
(212) 537-6340 or (914) 864-1632

Email address
info@animalendocrine.com

Our Referral Policy

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    • The Animal Endocrine Clinic will only perform those laboratory tests, medical procedures, or therapies for which
      the cat or dog has been referred.

    • We will not provide elective or wellness care to cats or dog referred to us by another veterinarian. We do not carry
      vaccines in our facility.

    • If unanticipated diseases or medical conditions are identified during the referral examination or hospitalization period,
      we will promptly contact the referral veterinarian and act in partnership with him or her to decide on the best course of action.

    • In the rare event that critical or life-saving measures become necessary, we will always act responsibly to assure each
      patient’s health and well-being. In such rare cases, we will promptly inform the referring veterinarian as soon as possible,
      and provide daily updates as needed.

    • We at the Animal Endocrine Clinic will always refer clients (ie, owners) back to their primary referral veterinarian after the
      endocrine condition has been evaluated or managed. Once the cat or dog has been evaluated or treated at our facility,
      we will contact the referring veterinarian both by fax and phone to discuss our recommended future follow-up care.

Click here to download the Referral Form in PDF format.

Click here to submit the Referral Form Online.

Referring veterinarian information:

Veterinary hospital:

Doctor’s name:

Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

How would you prefer to be contacted?
PhoneFaxE-mail

Client Information:

Client name:

Phone:

E-mail:

Patient Information:

Name of the animal:

FelineCanine

Other:

Breed:

Sex:

Age:

Requested Service:

Hypurrcat ( I - 131 Treatment )Endocrine ClinicNuclear Imaging

Reason for Referral:

Past relevant history:

Previous/current treatment(s) or medication(s):

 

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21 West 100th St., New York, NY 10025, Phone: (212) 362-2650 • Fax: (212) 537-6340
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