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Printable Pet Care Log

A weekly pet care chart for the whole family: tick off feeding, fresh water, walks, medicine and cleaning each day, and keep a log of vet visits and vaccinations with the next due date. No more asking who fed the dog.

What you can customize

  • Tasks
  • Vet log

Works well in

All page sizes, from Passport to A4

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Start from a preset

What’s on the pet care log

  • Pet and Species, Vet and Phone fields at the top, plus a Week line.
  • Weekly chart: a task per row and a check box for each day of the week.
  • Vet log: date, reason for visit, vaccine or medicine, and next due date.

Hang it on the fridge or by the food bowl so everyone in the family can tick off their job. Children can take turns with tasks, and a glance shows whether the cat has already had breakfast.

Printing it

  1. Use the Letter preset and Download PDF → Reading order, one page per week.
  2. For a yearly notebook, choose A5 and Print-ready booklet; print double-sided, fold and sew or staple in two halves.
  3. Print at 100% (Actual size).

Free sample PDFs

Print at 100% (actual size). Made with the same engine as the maker, so the spacing is exact.

  • Pet Care Log, US Letter (1 page) PDF ↓
  • Pet Care Log, A4 (1 page) PDF ↓

Frequently asked questions

Which tasks are on the chart?

Food morning, food evening, fresh water, walk / play, medication and litter / cage, in that order. Set Tasks from 3 to 9: fewer keeps the first ones, and more adds blank rows for your own, such as brushing or a flea treatment.

What goes in the vet log?

The date, the reason for the visit, any vaccine or medicine given, and when the next one is due. Turn Vet log off for a weekly chart only.

Does the week start on Monday or Sunday?

On the English site it starts on Sunday. You can change it under First day of the week in the maker’s settings.

Is it useful for a pet sitter?

Yes. Fill in the pet’s name, the vet and the phone number at the top, write any special instructions in the task rows, and the sitter ticks each task as it is done.

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