Keep Your Pets’ Records Organized With The Ultimate Printable Pet Care Binder

Pet 411

• Pet 411 Information Sheet – This sheet provides space to record all of your pet’s important information. There is also a spot to include a picture of your pet.

Pet Sitter

• Pet Sitter 411 – It’s important for your pet sitter to have the information they need, in one place. The Pet Sitter 411 provides that place to record your pet’s important information, feeding schedule, exercise routine, vet information, and contact information.
• House Sitter 411 – If your pet sitter will be staying at your house, they will need to know the the ins and outs of your home. The House Sitter 411 provides space for contact information, garbage schedule, mailbox information, WIFI password, spare key location, security alarm codes, plant watering info, and even normal house sounds that might alarm someone who isn’t used to them.
• Exercise Tracker – You may want your pet sitter to track how often your pet gets exercise. The Exercise Tracker gives space for your pet sitter to make a note or doodle, of the exercise your pet gets, each day of the week! BUT the Exercise Tracker isn’t just for pet sitters. It’s a great tool for families to use so you will know, at a glance, if the dog has been walked!
• Chore Chart – The Chore Chart comes in two versions; pre-filled and blank. On this chart, your pet sitter, kids, spouse, or roommates can check off each chore, as it is done. Chores included on the pre-filled version are; morning potty break/check litter, breakfast, exercise, brush, afternoon potty break, dinner, evening potty break/check litter, clean up poop, play, bathe (as needed), bedtime potty break.

Medical

• Medical History – With room for allergies, diagnosis, and surgeries, you’ll be able to quickly recall your pet’s medical history in order to make vet visits more efficient.
• Animal Hospital – If your pet needs to visit the animal hospital, it’s important to record the specifics, for future reference.
• Veterinarian Appointments – Time flies and you can easily forget when your pet needs to visit the veterinarian again or you may need to refer to his/her past appointments to know what was addressed.
• Questions For The Vet – Questions to ask the veterinarian will pop into your head but when you get to the office, those questions are often forgotten. Instead, write your questions down and record the vet’s responses so you will have the information, for later.
• Food Sensitivities – Many pets have or will develop food sensitivities. Don’t rely on your memory, write them down!
• Symptom Tracker – When your pet shows health symptoms, be sure to write them down, along with any notes that will give your veterinarian clues as to why your pet is having those symptoms.
• Pet Care – Use the Pet Care Chart to record any visits your pet makes, outside of the veterinarian or groomer. This could include a daycare, etc.
• Grooming Log – Keep track of when and where your pet is groomed so you know when he/she needs another spa day.
• Vaccination Record – It’s important to keep track of your pet’s vaccinations so you know when they are due for more.
• Pet Supplement And Medication Chart – It’s hard to remember what supplements or medications your veterinarian suggests for your pet so be sure to write them down along with the specifics and any reactions they may have had.
• Medication Tracker – Like the Exercise Tracker, this is the spot you will check off that you’ve given your pet their medication for the day so you don’t accidentally double up.

Financial

• Pets Sinking Fund Chart – If you want to save and pay cash for your next pet, the Pets Sinking Fund Chart will help you track your progress!
• Puppy Sinking Fund Chart – The Puppy Sinking Fund Chart will help you track your saving progress to add a new puppy to your home.
• Kitten Sinking Fund Chart – Saving for a kitten and all of his/her supplies? The Kitten Sinking Fund Chart will help you track your progress to pay cash!
• Pet Care Cash Envelope – Cat – Your cat will likely have monthly expenses. Be sure to budget for those expenses and place the cash, in this envelope, so you will have it, when you need it.
• Pet Care Cash Envelope – Dog – Your dog will have monthly expenses that you need to budget for. Place the cash, in this envelope, each month so you can be sure you have the money to pay for the things your dog needs.
• Cash Envelope Transaction Register – Use this Transaction Register, along with your Pet Care Cash Envelope, so you can record incoming budget amounts and outgoing expenses.

Important Documents

• In Case Of Emergency – The In Case Of Emergency sheet provides a card to place in the front window of your home so, if there’s an emergency situation and you aren’t home or able to come to the door, emergency workers will know there are pets, in the house. It also includes a card to place in your wallet and a keychain card you can laminate and place on your keychain.
• Other Important Documents – This is where you will place additional pieces of important information like Avid microchip info or insurance policies.