A dog's vaccine history usually lives on a folded paper from the clinic, and the folded paper loses to kitchen drawers. This dog vaccination record printable moves the entries onto two pages you keep: page 1 is an 8-row record table with date, vaccine name, given by, and next due; page 2 is a 5-row weight log, one line for the usual clinic, and four opinion tips. Everything is a write-in. You copy what the clinic's own paper says, in your handwriting, in one place.
This is a pet vaccine log template free to print as often as you like. It holds records; it does not hold opinions about care. Which entries belong on it comes from the paper your clinic gave you, and questions about that paper belong to your vet.
| # | Date | Vaccine name | Given by | Next due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 2 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 3 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 4 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 5 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 6 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 7 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 8 | write-in | write-in | write-in | write-in |
Copy one line per entry from the clinic's paper: the date it shows, the name it uses, who gave it, and the next-due date it lists, if any. Nothing here is pre-filled on purpose; the sheet records your dog's own paper, and the name column takes whatever wording that paper uses. If a cell does not apply to a row, leave it blank. Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P) prints both pages.
| # | Date | Weight | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 2 | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 3 | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 4 | write-in | write-in | write-in |
| 5 | write-in | write-in | write-in |
Weights copied from wherever they were measured, with the date they were taken and a note about where. Five rows is one reprint away when the column fills.
| Clinic | Phone |
|---|---|
| write-in | write-in |
One line, so the sheet says where its records came from without a second page of contacts.
Opinions, labeled as such. They held up in our house; take or leave:
A record-keeping sheet. It holds dates, names, weights, and one clinic line that you write in from your dog's own papers. It is not veterinary advice: there is no vaccination schedule here, no recommendation about which vaccines a dog should have or when, and no medical claim of any kind. The columns only make sense filled in from what your clinic gave you; anything about your dog's health belongs to your vet.
The paid product behind this sheet is the 32-page planner the two pages condense. From its README:
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"Vaccination & Vet Tracker: 12 rows: date, visit, what was given, next due."
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