Guides for pet medication and care records
Plain-language guides on keeping good records for your pet: what to write down, what to tell your vet, and what to do when a dose goes wrong. Each one links to a free printable you can use right away.
All guides
- How to keep a medication log for your pet
What to write down every time, how to make it a habit, and when paper is enough. - A diabetic cat insulin schedule log: what to keep and what to bring to the vet
How to keep a consistent insulin log and what to bring to the vet. Your vet sets every number. - What to record in a dog seizure log
The time, how long, what it looked like, and what came before and after. - What to tell your vet about your pet's medications
What to bring, what to say, and what to ask, so the visit goes smoothly. - How to prepare a pet sitter for medications
A practice run, a written sheet, clear labels and who to call. - What to do if you think a dose was doubled or missed
Do not guess and do not make up for it. Call your vet. A written log makes the call faster. - Senior pet care checklist
Things to keep up to date, things to notice and write down, and a printable check-in log. - How to track medications for more than one pet
One line per pet, separate storage, one place to check and a weekly chart to print.
Free printables
Prefer to start with a sheet? Browse the free printable logs.
Keep it on your phone with PetDose
Want your records on your phone instead of paper? PetDose is a free iPhone app for pet medications, meals and walks. It shows what is done, what is due and who gave it, warns you before a second dose, and sends a reminder only when something is overdue. Free to track, no account, and everything stays on your phone. Pro adds full history and a vet visit report you can send or print.
General information, not veterinary advice. Ask your vet about your pet's care.