One clean page for their whole health story
Vaccines and due dates, medications, weight history, vet contacts — filled in once, saved in your browser, printed for the fridge or the sitter. Emergencies are not the time to dig through email.
Pet Health Record
tools.aipet.videoVaccinations
| Vaccine | Date given | Next due |
|---|
Medications
| Medication | Dose | Schedule |
|---|
Weight log
| Date | Weight | Note |
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What to track (and why)
Core vaccines have real schedules — rabies and DHPP for dogs, rabies and FVRCP for cats — and "next due" dates are exactly what boarding kennels, groomers and sitters ask for. A simple weight log catches trouble earlier than almost anything else: a 10% change in either direction is worth a vet call. Full schedules and printable checklists in our health record guide.
Frequently asked questions
Where is my pet's data stored?
Only in your own browser (localStorage) on this device. Nothing is sent to any server. Clearing your browser data clears the record — so print or save a PDF copy.
How do I save it as a PDF?
Click Print, then choose "Save as PDF" as the destination. The page prints clean — no menus or buttons.
What vaccines should I track?
Dogs: rabies, DHPP (distemper/hepatitis/parainfluenza/parvo), plus lifestyle vaccines like bordetella and lepto. Cats: rabies and FVRCP. Our guide covers the full schedules: Why every pet needs a health record.