PetGrit

Care records for dogs and cats

A little less to remember.
Something useful to bring.

Write down observations before a visit, gather documents for a trip, or keep actual vaccination records. Bring what you know and what you still need to ask.

Prepare a visit brief Choose a record tool

Free · No account needed · Each tool explains how its records are kept

First page of an actual visit brief, showing the owner’s question and unknown details
Actual exported example · Owner-prepared visit notes

What are you getting ready for?

Three separate tools. Start with the task in front of you.

English tool

Prepare for a vet visit

Bring
Your main concern, dated observations and existing medication details.
Take away
A visit brief and blank consultation notes sheet.

Inputs stay in this tab. Export before leaving. Unsupported PDF characters use full text export or browser Print.

English / 中文

Gather travel documents

Bring
Your itinerary, documents on hand and questions for the vet or carrier.
Take away
A document record PDF, portable record file and confirmed-date calendar.

Explicitly save one record for this tool. Travel and vaccine saves are separate; languages share each tool’s saved record.

English / 中文

Keep vaccination records

Bring
Actual vaccination dates, evidence and vet-confirmed follow-up dates.
Take away
A vaccination record PDF, portable file and confirmed-date calendar.

Explicitly save one record for this tool. A birthday does not create a vaccination schedule or establish immunity.

See what you can take with you

Real documents, with room for the next answer.

These samples come from the actual tools with demonstration inputs. They are owner-prepared notes, not professional advice or official certificates.

Visit brief

Put the question you most want answered first. Keep space for the clinic’s reply and agreed next steps.

Open visit brief sample ↗

English · A4 · 2 pages · 6 editable fields · 15 KB

Actual first page of the English visit brief

Travel document record

Separate documents on hand from questions to confirm. Departure is not a legal deadline, and blank answers remain unknown.

Open Chinese travel sample ↗

Chinese · A4 · 3 pages · 2 editable fields · 6.5 MB

Actual first page of the Chinese travel document record
Sample inputs, saving and language support

Generated September 11, 2026. Visit example: Milo, a dog, preparing for a routine check-up and asking what information to bring. Age, weight, clinic and observations are left unknown. Travel example: 豆豆, a dog, with route and document requirements still to confirm; notes identify it as a demonstration.

The visit tool does not automatically save a history and has limited direct-PDF character support; complete Chinese text can use text export or browser Print. Travel and vaccine PDFs support Chinese and load a font on first export, producing files around 6.5 MB. Editing PDF confirmation fields does not update the website’s saved record.

Read about saving, exports and shared devices →

Tools for everyday questions

Check each tool’s scope before using an estimate. All tools →

Feeding calculator

Daily calories and cups, from the vet-standard RER/MER formula.

Age calculator

Pet years to human years — the real curve, not the ×7 myth.

Puppy weight

Estimate your puppy’s adult weight from current weight and age.

Vaccination records

Keep vaccination records and vet-confirmed follow-up dates together.

Water intake

Daily water target in cups, ounces, and ml — from your pet’s weight.

Due date

Estimate the whelping or queening date from the mating date.

Name generator

Spin up dog & cat name ideas by vibe — classic, cute, punny, and more.

Ideal weight

Estimate ideal weight from the vet’s 9-point body condition score.

Homemade food

Approximate food totals and nutrition questions to take to your vet.

Food safety

Search any food for a safe / caution / toxic rating, for dogs and cats.

Blade & comb finder

The right clipper blade for your dog's breed, coat, and clipper.

Read with a question in mind

Browse all guides →

How Much Should I Feed My Dog? A Calorie-Based Guide

Forget the one-size chart on the bag. Here's how vets actually decide how much to feed a dog — by calories — and how to do it yourself.

Read the guide →

Dog Years to Human Years: The Real Chart (Not ×7)

One dog year doesn't equal seven human years. Here's the formula scientists actually use — and a chart you can trust.

Read the guide →

Is My Dog Overweight? The Body Condition Score Check

The scale can't tell you if your dog is overweight — body condition can. Here's the 30-second hands-on check vets use, and what to do about it.

Read the guide →

Explore breed context

Read the source, scope and caveats alongside each comparison. Breed profiles →

Smartest Dog Breeds (Stanley Coren's Top 10)

Border Collies top the most-cited dog intelligence ranking ever published. Here's the full brightest tier — and the big caveat about what it actually measures.

Most Popular Dog Breeds in America (AKC Top 10)

The French Bulldog dethroned the Labrador as America's number one. Here's the AKC's top 10 — and the trade-offs the popularity charts leave out.

Longest-Living Dog Breeds

Want the most years together? Small breeds win the lifespan game — but a few tough working dogs keep pace. Here's the data.

Most Popular Cat Breeds (CFA Top 10)

The Ragdoll has been the world's most-registered pedigree cat for years running. Here's the CFA's top tier — and what each one is actually like at home.

All rankingsGolden Retriever profileApartment breed guide

More places to continue

Foods toxic to dogsCat dental careSingapore Airlines pet travel reference

Know what the record can do

A record keeps your own words and unanswered questions together. It helps prepare a conversation; it is not a diagnosis or certificate.

Visit inputs stay in the current tab. Travel and vaccine records can be explicitly saved separately. Downloaded files and browser saves are independent copies.

Saving and privacy →