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Free Printable Pet Vaccination Record (PDF)
| Vaccine | Date given | Lot # | Vet / clinic | Next due | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
How to use this sheet
- Print the PDF — one page tracks a full lifetime vaccination history for a single pet.
- After each vet visit, fill in the vaccine name, the date given, and the lot number (found on the clinic's paperwork or the vaccine label).
- Write the administering vet or clinic so you can call them if you ever need to verify the record.
- Fill in the next due date — most core vaccines are annual or triennial. A future due date written down is one you're unlikely to miss.
- Bring the filled card to every vet visit, boarding check-in, and grooming appointment.
Questions
Is this record really free?
Yes. The PDF is free to download and print — no sign-up, no email.
What vaccines do dogs and cats need?
Core vaccines for dogs are generally considered to be rabies and DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza). Core vaccines for cats are typically rabies and FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia). Non-core vaccines like bordetella and leptospirosis depend on lifestyle. Your vet sets the schedule — this sheet just records it.
Does this replace the official vet certificate?
No. Many boarding kennels require the original clinic record or a vet-signed certificate, especially for rabies. This sheet is a personal organizer and backup reference, not a substitute for official documentation.
Is there an app version?
Yes — PawLog for iPhone tracks vet visits, vaccines, medications, and weight for your dog or cat. 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.