My Health Record Pet Name
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GENERAL VETERINARY ADVICE When your pet becomes ill, he/she will communicate to you in every way but words. So, look out for these subtle signs of disease like depression, restlessness, crying when handled, pan ng, not drinking water, not ea ng food, drinking too much water, passing too much urine, vomi ng, loose stool etc.
Do remember that you are responsible for your pet’s wellbeing and comfort. Do not assume that your pet is well. Many animals do not exhibit gross signs of illness un ll a problem is very advanced. Any problem is easier to deal with if it is detected early on. Being your pet for regular check ups. Do not assume that if your pet has a problem nothing can be done for it. Even if a problem has not been successfully dealt with in the past, new treatments and medica ons are being discovered all the me. Do bring the HEALTH RECORD when you bring your pet to the clinic as this provides immediate access to your pet’s medical history.
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PET DETAILS Pet name:
Case No.
Registered Name: Date of Birth/Adop on: Dog
Cat
Breed:
M F Others: Adult Weight:
Colour and marking: Anaphylaxis: Language used with pet: Microchip Type and No.:
OWNER: Address: Phone No. Res.:
Office:
Mobile: Email id: Breeder name and Address:
Mobile:
Email id:
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GROWTH RECORD Date
Age
Weight
Height
Age Comparison Chart for Dogs and Cats: This chart is based on tooth and bone growth, sexual maturity and other factors related to maturity. It is not exact but fairly accurate comparison. Larger breeds of dogs have a shorter life span and smaller dogs have a longer one but a small dog may mature more quickly in the ďŹ rst few years and a large dog more slowly... Dog/Cat Age
Human years
3 months
5 Years
6 months
10 Years
1 Years
15 Years
2 Years
24 Years
4 Years
32 Years
8 Years
40 Years
10 Years
56 Years
14 Years
72 Years
18 Years
>88 Years
GROWTH CURVE FOR DOGS Great Dane
140 120
German Shepherd
100 80
Se ers
60
Bulldog
40
Human Cockers Toys
20 0
4
0
4
8
12
16
20
24
28
VACCINATION INFORMATION Why do pets need vaccina on? Dogs and cats are sensi ve to a number of infec ous diseases. Some of these diseases, like rabies and leptospirosis can be transmi ed to humans. Fortunately, these diseases can be prevented by vaccina on. The best way to protect your pet against these infec ous diseases is by vaccina on. Why should pets receive vaccina ons? Puppies and ki ens are exposed to infec ous diseases early in life. Therefore, they should receive vaccina ons before they are exposed. In puppies, vaccina ons can start from six weeks of age and in ki ens, from eight weeks of age. In special cases, vaccina ons may start earlier than this age. Normally, your pet will receive a series of injec ons to complete primary vaccina on. Rabies vaccine may be administered star ng from three month of age. Is vaccina on effec ve? Modern veterinary vaccines are safe and have a very high level of efficacy. However, vaccina on is not an absolute guarantee of protec on. Vaccina on is most efficacious in healthy animals. A protec ve immune response may not be elicited if animals are incuba ng an infec ous disease, are stressed or are otherwise immuno-suppressed. The health status of your pet can be determined by a veterinarian who is the only professional adequately trained and qualified to perform this clinical examina on. Are boosters necessary? Protec on against infec ous diseases wanes a er some me. To ensure con nuous protec on your pet must receive booster vaccina ons annually or as recommended by your veterinarian. The following disease of dogs and cats can be prevented by vaccina on Canine Distemper: A highly contagious viral disease of dogs affec ng respiratory and nervous system and is o en fatal. Canine Parvovirus: A contagious viral disease that causes severe diarrhea and vomi ng in dogs of all ages, but is o en fatal in pups. Canine Corona Virus: Highly contagious diseases of dogs similar to parvoviral infec on. Some mes both can occur simultaneously. Canine Para influenza: Viral respiratory disease partly responsible for “Kennel cough” in dogs. Canine Adenovirus Type 1 and Type 2: Type 1 causes infec ous hepa damage. Type 2 can be a complica ng factor in “Kennel cough”.
s leading to severe liver
Canine Leptospirosis: Bacterial (spirochaete) disease of dogs affec ng kidneys and liver, may have zoono c importance. Canine Bordetella: It is o en involved in “Kennel cough” along with other organisms. Feline Panleukopaenia / Feline distemper: Viral disease of cats causing vomi ng, diarrhea and dehydra on. Feline Calcivirus: Causes variety of symptoms like fever, excessive saliva on and ulcera on in oral cavity. 5
VACCINATION RECORD Against Distemper, Parvo, Corona, Hepa s, Leptospirosis, Adenovirus and Para Inuenza (Dogs), Feline Panleukopaenia, Feline Rhinotrachei s and Feline Calcivirus (Cats). The undersigned declares that the pet men oned on Pet Details page was ďŹ t and healthy at the me of examina on and has been vaccinated against the above men oned diseases.
Date
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Vaccine name, batch No. and Expiry date
Due Signature and prac ce stamp of the veterinarian Date
VACCINATION RECORD Date
Vaccine name, batch No. and Expiry date
Due Signature and prac ce stamp of the veterinarian Date
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VACCINATION RECORD
(Against Kennel Cough)
The undersigned declares that the pet men oned on Pet Details page was ďŹ t and healthy at the me of examina on and has been vaccinated against the above men oned diseases.
Date
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Vaccine name, batch No. and Expiry date
Due Signature and prac ce stamp of the veterinarian Date
DEWORMING RECORD “worms or/ endoparasites” are parasites that most o en exist in the diges ve system of the pet, consuming nutrients of the pet. Regular deworming (once in 3-4 months) is essen al for the con nued health of your pet. There are specific treatments for different types of internal parasites. Indiscriminate deworming by pet owners can be ineffec ve and even dangerous.
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Dewormer used
Next Due on
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Dewormer used
Next Due on
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Dewormer used
Next Due on
Date
Dewormer used
Next Due on
RABIES Rabies virus a acks the brain and is always fatal. The disease can be transmi ed to humans through the bite of an infected pet. Vaccina on of all dogs and cats is the most effec ve means of controlling it. Primary vaccine is administered to dogs and cats at three months. Boosters are given according to the schedule. In case, vaccina on status of the mother is unknown, puppies may be vaccinated at any age a er birth but must therea er be re-vaccinated at three months followed by boosters according to the schedule.
RABIES VACCINATION CERTIFICATE This is to cer fy that the animal as iden fied on Pet Details page of this document was fit and healthy at the me of examina on and has been vaccinated against Rabies.
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Vaccine name, batch No. and Expiry date
Due Signature and prac ce stamp of the veterinarian Date
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Vaccine name, batch No. and Expiry date
Due Signature and prac ce stamp of the veterinarian Date
TREATMENT RECORD Date
Diagnosis
Treatment
Next Visit
LABORATORY INVESTIGATION RECORD Date
Tests Conducted
Results
PET DENTISTRY Date
Presented for
Brief Descrip on of the Procedure
BREEDING RECORD Age
Dates of Ma ng 1 2 3
Date of Whelping
Li er Size
Pups M
F
Ectoparasite Treatment Record Date
Condi on
Descrip on of the treatment
Next Visit
GROOMING RECORD Date
Brushing
Nail Clipping
Shampooing
Medicated bath
Ear Cleaning
Hair Clipping
STERILISATION CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the animal identified on Pet Details page of this document was sterilised on _______________________________ by Dr. ____________________________________________
Signature
Prac ce Stamp
Brief descrip on of the procedure:
Spay-Neuter: Dispelling Myths and Facts Ÿ
Animal does not have to produce at least one li er of offspring to lead a normal like.
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Animals will not always gain weight a er spay/neuter.
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It is not inhuman to sterilize an animal.
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Surgical procedure is safe and effec ve.
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Ideal age for the procedure is 6 months and above.
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Responsible owners must take the lead in reducing the number of free roaming animals and unwanted pets.
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There are many health benefits from spaying/neutering in both sexes in dogs and cats.
In 6 years one female dog and her offspring can be the source of 67,000 puppies In 7 years one cat and her young can produce 4,20,000 ki ens
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