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Free Printable Dog & Cat Health Log (PDF)
| Date | Weight | Event type | Observations | Vet response / plan | Meds changed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
How to use this sheet
- Print the PDF and keep it in your pet's file alongside vaccination records and vet invoices.
- Log every vet visit — even routine checkups — with the date, weight, and what was discussed or done.
- When you notice a symptom at home — limping, changes in appetite or energy, unusual discharge, vomiting — log it with a date, even if you don't go to the vet right away.
- If medication is started or changed, note it in the last column so the timeline is clear.
- Bring the log to every appointment — vets often ask about previous symptoms or weight trends that aren't in the clinic system.
Questions
Is this log really free?
Yes. The PDF is free to download and print — no sign-up, no email.
Should I log routine checkups even when nothing is wrong?
Definitely. Weight trends and normal-baseline observations at routine visits are exactly what help a vet detect early problems later — when they see a weight drop over two checkups, a written baseline makes the trend obvious.
What if I have multiple pets?
Print one page per pet and keep them in labeled folders or a binder. The sheet has a field at the top for pet name and breed.
Is there an app version?
Yes — PawLog for iPhone tracks vet visits, vaccines, medications, and weight for dogs and cats. Core is free, no account needed, and your data stays on your device.
Want the log to analyze itself?
PawLog for iPhone tracks the same things in seconds and shows you the patterns — free core, no account, and everything stays on your device.