Vet visits, booster reminders, and flea and tick prevention schedules pile up fast — especially with more than one pet in the house. A missed booster or a forgotten prevention date usually isn't dramatic, but it's exactly the kind of thing that's easy to lose track of between appointments.
🐾 Built for multi-pet households — this printable includes a full record page for two pets, so you're not printing two separate downloads.
This free printable pet vaccination and health record keeps your vet's contact info, vaccination history, and preventative care schedule in one place — easy to bring to appointments and easy to hand off to a pet sitter.
Quick Start:
Download the record, fill in your vet's contact info and your pet's profile, then log each vaccine with its date given and next due date so nothing gets missed at your next visit.
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Printable PDF • US Letter format • 2 pages • Suitable for dogs and cats
What's Included
🐕 Pet Profile
Name, species, breed, date of birth, microchip number, and weight — for two pets.
📋 Vet Contact Box
Vet name, clinic, and phone number in one place — quick to find, easy to hand to a sitter.
💉 Vaccination Log
Vaccine name, date given, next due date, and administering vet for each shot.
🛡️ Preventative Care Tracker
Flea and tick prevention, heartworm prevention, and deworming dates.
Who Should Use This Printable
- Multi-pet households: A record for two pets on one download instead of juggling separate documents per animal.
- New pet owners: A simple way to start tracking vaccines and preventative care from day one.
- Anyone using a pet sitter or boarding facility: Most boarding facilities ask for proof of current vaccinations — having it organized saves a scramble before a trip.
- People switching vets: A personal copy of vaccination history makes the transition to a new clinic much smoother.
How to Use This Record
- Fill in your vet's contact info first. This makes it easy to find in an emergency or when a sitter needs it.
- Complete the pet profile section. Include the microchip number if your pet has one — it's often needed for travel or in case a pet goes missing.
- Log each vaccine as it's given. Note the date given and the next due date at the same visit, straight from the paperwork your vet hands you.
- Track preventative care separately. Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention often run on a different schedule than core vaccines.
- Bring it to every appointment. It saves time at check-in and gives your vet the full picture at a glance.
- Update it the same day, every time. A record that's a year out of date is easy to forget about — updating it right after a visit keeps it useful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this pet health record really free?
Yes. It's a free printable worksheet you can generate and print for personal use.
Can I use this for more than two pets?
Yes — print an extra copy of the pet record page for additional pets. The vet contact box and format stay the same.
Does this replace official vet records?
No. This is meant to help you stay organized at home. Your vet's clinic keeps the official medical record, and most facilities that require proof of vaccination will ask for documentation directly from your vet.
Is this suitable for both dogs and cats?
Yes. The layout works for any pet species — just note the species in the profile section.
Can I print this on A4 paper?
The PDF is generated in US Letter size. Most home printers let you select "fit to page" when printing on A4.
Recommended Print Settings
- Paper: US Letter or A4
- Scale: 100% or "Fit to Printable Area"
- Orientation: Portrait
- Color: Black and white or grayscale to save ink
Keep Your Pet's Records Organized
Download the free printable pet vaccination and health record today.