Fill in your pet's vaccines, medications, allergies, microchip and vet once, then print it, download it as a Word file or print a wallet card. Free, no account.

Source: https://petlifemanager.com/pet-health-record/ · updated 2026-11-04

# Pet Health Record: Free Printable Template for Dogs and Cats

Fill in your pet's vaccines, medications, allergies, microchip and vet once, then print it, save it as a Word file or keep a wallet card. Nothing is sent to us: the record stays in your browser.

No account · Works for dogs and cats · Last reviewed November 4, 2026

## Fill in the health record

Without JavaScript, use the blank template below and fill it in by hand.

## What should a pet health record include?

A useful pet health record lists who the pet is, every vaccine with its date, current medications as prescribed, allergies, past surgeries and conditions, the microchip number and how to reach the vet.

Kennels, groomers, pet sitters and emergency vets ask for these details first. Keeping them in one page saves time when your regular clinic is closed.

**Blank pet health record (print and fill in by hand)**

| Section | What to write |
|---|---|
| Pet | Name, species, breed or mix, sex and spay/neuter, birth date, weight with date, color, microchip number |
| Vaccines | Vaccine name, date given, next due date, clinic |
| Medications | Name, dose as prescribed, when to give it, start date |
| Health notes | Allergies and reactions, conditions, surgeries |
| Contacts | Veterinarian and phone, nearest emergency animal hospital, owner |

## How do I get my pet's vaccination records from my vet?

Ask your veterinary clinic for a copy of your pet's vaccine history; clinics keep these records and can usually print or email them.

If your pet was vaccinated at a shelter or a vaccine clinic, ask that place too. For rabies, keep the signed rabies certificate your vet gives you: it is the official document many places ask for.

## Where should I keep it?

Keep one printed copy with your pet's things and one digital copy on your phone, and update both after every vet visit.

The wallet card holds the essentials (name, microchip, allergies, medications and vet phone) for travel and emergencies.

## Next document for this pet

- [Puppy vaccine schedule](https://petlifemanager.com/puppy-vaccine-schedule/) and [kitten vaccine schedule](https://petlifemanager.com/kitten-vaccine-schedule/): dated plans for the core shots.
- [Pet sitter instructions](https://petlifemanager.com/pet-sitter-instructions/) and [medication chart](https://petlifemanager.com/medication-chart/): built from the same details.
- [Vaccines for boarding, daycare and grooming](https://petlifemanager.com/boarding-vaccine-requirements/): what to bring on drop-off day.

Pet Life Manager does not give veterinary advice. Your veterinarian's records are the official ones; this page helps you keep a copy organized.

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