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Breeding Clearance Certificate

A free fillable pre-breeding clearance certificate for veterinary use. Record the findings, sign on screen, then print it or save it as a PDF for the breeder. Patient and owner details are never stored or sent anywhere.

Examination

Examination Details

Animal

Animal's Details

Health

Animal's Health

Breeding

Breeding Details

(maximum 5 litters in a lifetime)

(e.g. pet, replacement breeding animal, working dog)

Is this the first oestrus cycle?
All vaccinations and parasite treatments up to date?
Genetics

Genetic Disorders

Vet & breeder

Veterinary Practitioner & Breeder Details

Declaration

Declaration

I, the undersigned veterinary practitioner, in my professional opinion and in consultation with the owner, believe this animal to be in good health, with no obvious signs of physical, behavioural, or genetic disorder, and to be suitable to be bred for the purpose stated above on the date of examination.

Veterinary practitioner signature

Clinic stamp (stamp the printed copy)

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Breeding Clearance Certificate

Examination Details

Date of examination
Time of examination

Animal's Details

Name
DOB (age)
Microchip
Weight (kg)
Gender
Desexed
Species
Breed
Colour
Markings

Animal's Health

General comments about animal's health

Breeding Details

Age at time of veterinary check
Number of litters with live offspring
Purpose for offspring
Date of last whelping / queening
Is this the first oestrus cycle?
All vaccinations and parasite treatments up to date?

Genetic Disorders

Known and/or notable genetic disorders / predispositions

Veterinary Practitioner & Breeder Details

Veterinary practitioner name
Contact phone number
Practice name and address
Breeding business / member name
Registration prefix / proprietor
Domestic animal business / state membership number

Declaration

I, the undersigned veterinary practitioner, in my professional opinion and in consultation with the owner, believe this animal to be in good health, with no obvious signs of physical, behavioural, or genetic disorder, and to be suitable to be bred for the purpose stated above on the date of examination.

Veterinary practitioner name
Date signed

Veterinary practitioner signature

Clinic stamp
Built by Dr Duncan Houston for Ask A Vet · askavet.com

Nothing typed into this form is sent to or stored by askavet.com. All data stays in your browser and leaves only in the PDF or printout you create. Check the certification requirements of your local veterinary regulator and breeder registry before use. Litter limits and breeding rules vary by state and registry.

Dr Duncan Houston
About the author

Dr Duncan Houston · BVSc, Veterinarian

Emergency careGeneral practiceMobile vet careFounder, ASK A VET™

Dr Duncan Houston is an Australian veterinarian with experience in emergency, general-practice and mobile veterinary care. He is the founder of ASK A VET™. This guide is educational and is not a substitute for hands-on veterinary care.