Finding effective Against Medical Advice (AMA) forms for your veterinary clinic shouldn’t be a struggle. Yet, most options are either costly, uneditable PDFs, or simply lack the detail you need for real-world situations.
That’s why we’ve created a comprehensive collection of 10 ready-to-use veterinary AMA form templates, designed to work for a variety of scenarios. From surgical refusal and emergency discharge to skipped diagnostics and more, we’ve got you covered.
No need to build forms from scratch, spending hours surfing through the endless search pages to find that perfect form or paying for access.
Our templates are designed in Google Docs, easy to access, fully customizable and the most importantly they are completely free!
So whether run a small animal practice or handle large-breed emergencies these forms help you preserve time efficiency protect your staff and keep detailed records.
Usage Note: These templates are free to use for both personal and commercial purposes. However, redistribution, resale, or uploading these templates to other websites or platforms for download or sale is strictly prohibited. Please respect the effort that went into creating these resources by using them responsibly.
How to Use These Veterinary AMA Intake Form Templates
You’ll need to first sign in to your Google Account to make a copy of the templates. Once you’ve signed in, simply choose the template you want.
Next, find the “Get this template” button, which is located just below the template preview image.
Click on this button, and you’ll be taken to the template preview page.
Now, all you have to do is click on the “USE TEMPLATE” button, and you’ll have a copy of the template.
1. Comprehensive Veterinary AMA Form
When we set out to create the ultimate AMA form, we focused on completeness and professionalism.
This template contains all necessary sections including pet and owner information together with medical conditions, suggested treatments, potential risks of refusal and signed acknowledgments.
Our design features well-arranged tables to provide clinics with a polished and professional-looking form which they will take pride in using.
This template stands out as the top choice when you need a comprehensive form that meets all requirements.
2. Minimalist Veterinary AMA Form
This template caters to users who want modern aesthetics along with essential content without any loss.
The comprehensive form has been updated by eliminating side borders from tables and applying a soft blue-green color to the header cells.
The layout achieves a modern and friendly appearance with better breathing space and retains all essential structure and details.
3. Veterinary Surgical AMA Form
When a pet owner decides to refuse a specific procedure, like a surgery, it requires thorough documentation.
This form is specifically designed to capture all crucial information, such as:
- What surgery was advised
- Why it was needed
- Potential risks
- Whether cost discussions or alternatives were covered.
All this data is organized neatly using structured tables with ample spacing to prevent important information from being squeezed into small spaces.
4. Modern Surgical AMA Form
5. Emergency Veterinary AMA Form
There can arise an emergency situation when a pet clearly needs urgent care but the owner decides to decline it.
This form is laser-focused on such emergency situations. It includes fields for the identified condition, proposed treatment, risks of refusal, and even financial estimate discussions.
Again, we’ve used tables to organize everything. This is one such form that we hope you never need, but when you do, it’ll protect your team and your clinic.
6. Minimalist Emergency AMA Form
7. Diagnostic Testing AMA Form
If a pet owner refuses diagnostic tests such as bloodwork or imaging, it can result in delayed treatments or incorrect diagnoses.
This form includes all recommended tests with their purposes and a field where you can enter the exact reason why the pet owner declined the diagnostic tests.
It also includes clear fields to verify that financial estimates and alternative options were explained, which safeguards both parties.
8. Minimalist Diagnostic Testing AMA Form
9. Veterinary Early Discharge AMA Form
Sometimes the pet owner might decide on an early discharge for various reasons, and this might put the pet at risk; hence, securing written acknowledgment is a must.
This form is specifically designed for such situations.
The form includes details about treatment status and discharge reasoning, together with early discharge risks and a record of medication instructions and patient acknowledgment.
10. Minimalist Early Discharge AMA Form
