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What should you keep track of for the vet? A handy checklist

Published on · 4 min read · Lees in het Nederlands

Which details about your pet are useful at the vet, at a new practice, for a pet sitter or in an emergency. With a checklist you can use right away.

‘When was he last dewormed?’ ‘Which product was that?’ ‘How much did she weigh last year?’ Questions like these come up at the vet all the time, and that’s exactly when you can’t quite remember. With the right details at hand, the visit is quicker and your vet can help better.

The basics

Vaccinations and treatments

Medication and allergies

Health over time

Handy for the sitter and in an emergency too

A pet sitter or boarding kennel needs the same details, plus food, habits and character. And if your pet goes missing, you want a good photo, markings and the microchip number at hand quickly.

How Wagbook helps

In Wagbook all of this sits together per pet: the passport card with microchip and details, vaccinations with batch numbers, medication, weight and visits with costs and photos, on a timeline. With PRO you turn it into a tidy PDF for the vet or the sitter in one tap. And the missing poster is free.

This article is general information, not veterinary advice.

Never forget when the next time is

Wagbook remembers vaccinations, deworming, medication and weight for all your pets. Free, no account.

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