Dog Grooming Schedule & Log
Grooming slips when nobody remembers when the nails were last done. One sheet lists the seven routine tasks (brush, bath, nails, ears, teeth, eye area, paw check), gives space to note how often each is due, and tracks last-done and next-due dates with a checkbox. A short at-home checks list catches problems early. Good for a new dog or a coat you’re still learning.
Genuinely fillable · bilingual EN/ES · vet-sourced — not a scanned template.
What's inside
- A grooming table with all seven tasks: brush, bath, nails, ears, teeth, eye area, paw check
- A 'how often' column so you set the cadence that fits your dog’s coat
- Last-done and next-due date columns, plus a done checkbox for each task
- An at-home checks list: skin and lumps, ear smell or redness, nail length, teeth and gums
How to use it
- Fill in your dog’s name and coat type, then write how often each task is due next to it.
- After each grooming task, date the 'last done' line and pencil in the next-due date.
- Run the at-home checks weekly and note anything unusual to raise with your groomer or vet.
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The 18-printable pack lands instantly — new printables and tips follow. Unsubscribe anytime.Frequently asked questions
- How often should I bathe and brush my dog?
- It depends on the coat. Many dogs do well with weekly brushing and a bath every few weeks, but long or double coats need more. Set the cadence in the 'how often' column and adjust as you learn your dog.
- Do I need special tools to use this?
- No. It’s a plain printable log. Print it, put it near your grooming supplies, and fill it in by hand after each task.
- My dog hates nail trims. Any advice?
- Introduce them slowly and pair each trim with treats, doing one or two nails at a time. If you’re unsure how short to go, ask your groomer or vet to show you first.
Free educational printable — not veterinary advice, and not a substitute for your vet's official records or an emergency call. Full disclaimer → · Leer en español →