Features
Every Page in the Dog Itchy Skin & Allergy Tracker
- A page for writing down your vet's itch scale
- An itch history to fill in before the first visit
- A then-and-now body map for where the itching is
- An itch log and a monthly itch calendar, using your vet's scale
- Seasons at a glance, one row per year
- A flea, tick, and parasite prevention record
- A log of treatments given as your vet directed, with a weekly check-off for morning, midday, evening, and bedtime
- A food history, a food trial daily record, and "food trial in progress" signs, for a trial your vet prescribed
- A photo log, flare notes, questions for your vet, and visit notes
- A summary to hand your vet at each visit
- Bonus: a one-page summary of your dog's key information for the fridge
Great for: Dogs being checked or treated for itchy skin, seasonal itching, a vet-prescribed food trial, and rechecks with your vet.
A Sample Page
See a few rows filled in for a made-up dog, so you know how each page works. Your PDF includes a short example on the itch log.
A Short, Easy-to-Read Guide
Two clear pages on why your notes help your vet and writing down your vet's itch scale, written in plain language.
Instant Download: Print It or Type in It
Download your fillable PDF right after checkout. Print on regular 8.5 x 11 inch printer paper and write by hand, or type in it. Digital filling may vary by device and PDF app. Print the pages you need, as many times as you need, for your pets. Nothing is shipped. 3% of your purchase price (excluding shipping and taxes) goes to help participating animal shelters and rescues.
Why Use a Dog Itchy Skin Tracker?
The details your vet asks about, in one place.
| Feature | Dog Itchy Skin & Allergy Tracker | Going From Memory |
|---|---|---|
| How itchy | Rated on your vet's own scale | "Pretty itchy, I think" |
| Time of year | Seasons shaded, year by year | Months blur together |
| What's been tried | Each treatment and how it went | Hard to remember which one helped |
| Food trial | A daily record and signs for helpers | Extra treats slip through |
| Recheck day | A one-page summary for your vet | Piecing it together in the exam room |
It never tells you the cause. Your vet does.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this tracker instead of going to the vet?
No, never. It's for writing down what you see and what your vet tells you, and it can't tell you what is causing the itch or whether it's serious. If your dog seems sick, hurt, in pain, or just "not right," call your veterinarian or the nearest emergency animal hospital right away.
Is this a tracker for my dog's itchy skin and allergies?
It's a place to write down what your vet asks you to keep track of for an itchy dog, like how itchy, where on the body, the time of year, flea and tick prevention, treatments, and food. This one never tells you what your dog is allergic to; only your vet can work that out.
Is this a dog itch tracker with an itch scale from 1 to 10?
It has an itch log and a monthly itch calendar, plus a page where you write the scale your vet gives you and what each number means. The numbers come from your vet, since vets may use different scales.
What should I write down for my dog's itchy skin vet visit?
The details vets usually ask about for an itchy dog: when it started, how it has changed, and what has been tried. The itch history page and the summary for your vet walk you through each one, including anything that often seems to come just before the itching.
Can I track my dog's seasonal allergies with it?
The seasons at a glance page lets you shade the months your dog was itchy, one row per year, so you and your vet can look at the pattern together. Your vet decides what it means.
Is there a food trial log?
Yes, for a food trial your vet prescribed: a daily record with a place for what your vet says is allowed, a food history page, and "food trial in progress" signs for anyone who helps. It doesn't tell you what to feed.
Can I keep track of flea and tick prevention and treatments?
Yes. There's a prevention record and a treatments log for writing down what was given and when, with the name as written on the label and the schedule from your vet, plus a weekly check-off for morning, midday, evening, and bedtime.
Does it work for cats?
No, this tracker is made for dogs. For a cat, the Pet Health Journal has a skin, itch, and lump log for dogs and cats.
Is there an app, or is this on paper?
It's a fillable PDF you download right after checkout: print it and write by hand, or type in it. There's no app or login, and nothing is shipped. Digital filling may vary by device and PDF app. When the power or the computers go down, paper still works.
How does my purchase help shelter and rescue pets?
3% of your purchase price (excluding shipping and taxes) goes to help participating animal shelters and rescues.