Features
Every Page in the Pet Health Record Keeper
- A pet ID page with your pet's key details and microchip number
- A vaccine record
- Questions to ask at vaccine visits, with space for your vet's answers
- Parasite testing and prevention
- Vet visit history
- Lab work and imaging
- Surgeries, procedures, and hospital stays
- Allergies, reactions, and conditions
- Medicine history
- Vets and clinics your pet has seen, and records you've requested
- Bonus: a one-page summary of your pet's key information for the fridge
Great for: New puppies and kittens, adopted pets, moving or changing vets, boarding and daycare paperwork, travel, and pets who see more than one clinic.
A Filled-In Example
See what a completed page looks like before you start, so you know how to fill yours in. Write a word or two, or as much as you like.
A Short, Easy-to-Read Guide
A few clear pages that explain how to use each printable and what to keep in mind. Written in plain language, organized, and based on trusted sources.
Instant Download, Print at Home
Download your PDF right after checkout and print on regular 8.5 x 11 inch printer paper. 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) helps shelter and rescue pets.
Why Keep Your Own Pet Health Record?
The answers are there when someone asks.
| Feature | Pet Health Record Keeper | Old Emails & Paperwork |
|---|---|---|
| Vaccines coming due | A vaccine record with a "coming due" box | Digging through emails |
| Allergies and reactions | One page to share with every new vet | Easy to forget to mention |
| Past medicines | What was tried and how it went | "I think we tried something..." |
| Past clinics and records | Every clinic listed, records tracked | Scattered across clinics |
| Microchip number | On the pet ID page | Somewhere in the adoption papers |
Your clinic keeps the official record. This keeps your copy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this record keeper instead of going to the vet?
No, never. Keeping records never replaces veterinary care. Your veterinarian decides which vaccines, tests, and treatments are right for your pet. If your pet seems sick, hurt, in pain, or just "not right," call your veterinarian or the nearest emergency animal hospital right away.
Does this replace my vet's records?
No. Your clinic keeps the official medical record. This is your own copy, so the basics are on hand when you need them.
Can I use it as a dog vaccination record for boarding or daycare?
It helps you keep track of what's given and what's due. Most facilities want proof from your veterinarian, so check with each one about the paperwork they accept.
What vaccines does my cat need for boarding?
Ask the boarding facility what they require, and ask your vet which vaccines are right for your cat. The vaccine record keeps each vaccine, the date, and when it's due again, so it's easy to check before you book. Most facilities want proof from your veterinarian.
Can I use it as a cat vaccine record?
It's your own copy for keeping track: each vaccine your cat's vet gives, the date, and when it's due again, plus a "coming due" box at the top. It isn't official proof. The signed certificate from your veterinarian is.
Is this an official vaccination certificate?
No. The signed certificate from your veterinarian is the official proof. The record keeper is where you track it and note where the original is filed.
Where can I write down my pet's microchip number?
On the pet ID page, along with the registry, so it's easy to find when you need it.
How do I get my dog's vet records?
Ask your clinic. The records requests page helps you keep track of who you've asked and what you've received.
How do I get my cat's vet records?
Ask your clinic. The records requests page helps you keep track of who you've asked and what you've received.
Does it show which vaccines are coming due?
Yes. The vaccine record has a "coming due" box at the top, so upcoming dates are easy to see.
Can I use it as a puppy vaccine record?
It's your own copy for keeping track of your puppy's vaccines: each one your vet gives, the date, and when the next one is due. It isn't official proof. For that, keep the signed records from your veterinarian.
Can I use it as a kitten vaccine record?
It's your own copy for keeping track of your kitten's vaccines: each one your vet gives, the date, and when the next one is due. It isn't official proof. For that, keep the signed records from your veterinarian.
Is this a physical product?
No. It's a printable PDF you download right after checkout. Nothing is shipped, so there's no shipping fee.
Can I print it more than once?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your pets.
Does it work for both dogs and cats?
Yes. It's made for both, and every page works for dogs and cats.
How does my purchase help shelter and rescue pets?
3% of your purchase price (excluding shipping and taxes) goes to shelter and rescue pets.