Free printable pet medication logs
Simple one-page sheets you can print at home: a medication log, an insulin log, a seizure log, a vet visit checklist, and a pet sitter sheet. Every amount and time is left blank, because your vet decides those. No sign-up, no email, nothing to download but the page itself.
The printables
- Free printable pet medication log
Medication, amount from your vet, time, who gave it, and notes. Twenty rows on one page. - Free printable insulin log for diabetic pets
For diabetic pets: date, time, insulin amount from your vet, glucose reading if asked, appetite, who gave it. - Free printable pet seizure log
Date, start time, how long it lasted, what it looked like, what came before and after. - Free printable vet visit checklist
What to bring, what to tell your vet, and questions to ask, with checkbox squares. - Free printable pet sitter sheet
Who to call, feeding, medications with times, quirks, allergies and a do-not-feed list.
More printable sheets
Sheets for specific situations: cats on insulin, dogs with seizures, several pets at once, heartworm prevention, vaccinations, weight, feeding, and a one-page medical history.
- Printable insulin log for cats
Date, time, who gave the shot, whether the meal was eaten, and notes. Fourteen rows on one landscape page. - Dog seizure log printable
A summary table plus a detail card for each episode: times, what you saw, and how your dog acted afterward. - Printable pet medication chart
A weekly grid for several pets and medications, with one box for each day for the time and your initials. - Heartworm prevention schedule and log
A row for every month: date due, date given and who gave it. Dates only, no product details. - Printable pet vaccination record
Vaccine, date given, next due date and clinic, for boarding, groomers, daycare or a new vet. - Printable pet weight log
Date, weight, which scale you used, who weighed and notes. Twenty-two rows. - Printable pet feeding chart: who fed the dog?
Two weeks of meals, treats and fresh water, with the time and initials of whoever fed. - Printable pet medical history form
Vets, allergies, conditions, current medications and past surgeries on one page. - Senior pet care checklist
A checklist to print, with things to keep up to date, things to notice and a check-in table.
When paper is enough
A printed log is a good fit for a short course of one medication, when one person does the giving, or when you only need something to hand a sitter. It costs nothing, needs no battery, and your vet can read it at a glance. Keep it next to the medication, fill it in when you give the dose, and take it to your appointment.
When an app helps
Paper gets harder when there are several medications on different schedules, when more than one person shares the care, or when you want a long history without a stack of sheets. That is where an app can help. PetDose 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. Everything stays on your phone.
Read the guides
Not sure what to write down? Our guides explain what to record and why, and what to do when a dose is missed or possibly doubled.
Keep it on your phone with PetDose
Ready to try it on your phone? 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.