Dog Vaccination Record
Every boarder, groomer, and new vet eventually asks for proof of shots — and it’s never where you left it. This one-page record keeps a dog’s whole vaccine history in one place: vaccine, date given, next-due date, clinic, vet, and lot number. Print it, tuck it in with your papers, and hand a copy to anyone who asks. One dog, one sheet, for life.
Genuinely fillable · bilingual EN/ES · vet-sourced — not a scanned template.
What's inside
- A lifetime table with 13 rows for vaccine, date given, next due, clinic/vet, lot #, and initials
- Fields for your dog’s name, breed, date of birth, and microchip number
- A plain-language note on core vs non-core vaccines
- Space for reactions and notes
- Both US Letter and A4 sizes
How to use it
- Download and print (or fill it on-screen first, then print).
- Fill in your dog’s details at the top.
- Add each vaccine as it’s given, with the next-due date so nothing lapses.
- Keep it with your records and copy it for boarding, grooming, or a new vet.
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The 18-printable pack lands instantly — new printables and tips follow. Unsubscribe anytime.Frequently asked questions
- Is this dog vaccination record really free?
- Yes — the PDF downloads with no email and no payment. If you’d like more, there’s an optional email offer below the download, but the record itself is completely free to print and use.
- What core vaccines should my dog have?
- Core vaccines for dogs are rabies and the combination distemper/adenovirus/parvovirus (often with parainfluenza), plus leptospirosis where it’s recommended. Non-core shots like Bordetella, Lyme, and canine influenza depend on your dog’s lifestyle and region — your vet decides which your dog needs.
- Does this replace my vet’s official records?
- No. It’s a personal, at-home log for your own reference and for sharing with boarders or groomers. Your veterinarian keeps the official medical record, and their dates are the source of truth.
- What size should I print it at?
- Print at 100% (actual size), not “fit to page,” so the columns stay aligned. The download includes both US Letter and A4 — pick the one your printer uses.
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 →