Online Documents and Pet Eye Care Brochures
Animal Eye Clinic is happy to provide online documents so you can print them at your convenience before your pet’s visit. Here you’ll find our referral form and educational brochures on cataracts, cataract surgery, diagnostic CT scans, and common eye conditions in dogs and cats. If you have questions about any document, please call either of our offices.
Request an AppointmentReferral Form
Your primary veterinarian can complete our referral form and send it with you, fax it, or email it to our office. A referral is not required, but it helps Dr. Gwin review your pet’s history at the first visit. Please include your pet’s most recent eye-related records and any lab work.
Referral Form – Download & Print | Fill Out Online
Veterinarians can find more information on our Refer a Patient page.
New Client Forms
If this is your pet’s first visit, please complete our new client information sheet ahead of time to save time at check-in. Forms and office contact details are available on our New Patients page.
Brochures
Our brochures explain common eye conditions and procedures in clear, easy-to-understand language, so you can learn more about your pet’s diagnosis at home:
To read more about these topics online, visit our pages on cataracts and cataract surgery and the full list of ophthalmic diseases we treat.
If you do not have Adobe Reader® installed on your computer, click here to download it.
Online Documents FAQs
Do I need to fill out forms before my pet’s first visit?
Completing the new client information sheet before your visit is recommended. It speeds up check-in and gives Dr. Gwin important background on your pet.
Can I complete the referral form online?
Yes. The referral form can be completed online, or you can download and print it for your veterinarian to fill out.
How do I send completed forms to the clinic?
You can submit forms online, email or fax them to the office your pet will visit, or bring them with you to your appointment.
Is a referral form required for an appointment?
No, a referral form is not required, but it is helpful during a new patient exam, especially along with recent eye records and lab work.
What brochures are available?
We offer brochures on diabetic cataracts, cataract surgery, diagnostic CT scans, and common eye conditions in pets.
What do I need to open the documents?
Our documents are PDF files, which can be opened with Adobe Reader or most web browsers.
Questions About Your Pet’s Visit?
Our team is happy to help with forms or scheduling. Call (918) 632-0508 (Tulsa) or (405) 751-3821 (Oklahoma City).