For pet businesses
Waivers for pet boarding, daycare, and grooming
Owners sign before the leash changes hands — not on a clipboard while the dog is already in the suite.
Boarding, daycare, grooming, and training involve animal behavior, other pets, and facility risks. A signed waiver records that the owner understood those risks and authorized care.
Send the link with the reservation confirmation. Print a QR at intake for walk-in grooms. Add vaccine or emergency-vet fields you already ask on paper.
Edit the risk language for daycare playgroups vs overnight boarding. Keep your legal business name on the form.
Not legal advice and not a veterinary medical-records system.
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Grooming only — still use a boarding waiver?
Start from the pet boarding and daycare waiver and trim overnight language, or ask Jarvis to rebuild your paper groom release.
Multiple pets?
One submission per pet is cleaner for the kennel card. Owners can reuse the same link.
Can I collect card-on-file consent?
Add payment or authorization fields carefully. Card data should go through Stripe or Square — not a plain text field.