Are you experiencing any of these issues?
"I often forget when vaccinations and flea/tick prevention are due..."
"I want to keep a record of vet visits and medications..."
"I can't accurately convey changes in my pet's condition to the vet..."
"My pet seems to have gained a little weight, but I don't know for sure because I haven't weighed them..."
"It's difficult to hand over care to someone else..."
"I'd like to consolidate emergency contact information..."
You want your beloved cat to stay healthy and live a long life.
As a member of your family, it's natural to be concerned about their health management.
Regular health check-ups, vaccinations, and medication are essential for your cat's health.
Even more importantly, keeping a record of their daily condition is incredibly valuable.
Observe their eating habits and litter box use, and jot down anything that concerns you.
For veterinarians, these records are useful for making an accurate diagnosis.
When you ask someone else to care for your cat, it can also serve as a handy "care manual."
You don't need to record everything every single day.
Please use this as a notebook to support the record of your cat's growth and health.
For example, what can I do?
Case 1: The ability to record medical history and observe changes in physical condition
You can record information from your pet's veterinary visits, such as illnesses, injuries, surgeries, vaccinations, and treatments. By developing the habit of observing your pet, you'll find it easier to notice changes in weight, body shape, and even subtle shifts in their health and behavior.
Case 2: Able to precisely explain symptoms to the veterinarian
If you notice anything unusual, such as changes in the amount of food your cat eats, how often they vomit, or the amount and frequency of their urination, make a note of it. Showing the health record to your vet will help them understand your cat's symptoms.
Case 3: You can create a care manual.
You can create an "care manual" by compiling information such as your cat's personality and habits, favorite games, and food amount and schedule, and share it with others. Knowing your cat's daily routine will also reassure the person taking care of them.
Case 4: Preparing for emergencies such as escape, disaster, or owner's death
Includes "What to do when your cat escapes or gets lost" and a "Disaster preparedness kit list." You can research and note down where to file a lost pet report and shelters that allow cats to accompany you in advance. Make sure to compile a list of emergency contacts as well.
Developed in collaboration with veterinarians
When it comes to examinations, information from the owner is incredibly important. Without knowing the circumstances when your cat fell ill, their usual behavior, and their medical history, an accurate diagnosis can sometimes be impossible. To ensure all family members share information, keeping a "Cat Health Journal" will help prevent forgetting details when communicating with the vet. As cats enter their senior years, they tend to take more medications, and even minor changes in their health become a concern. Why not start managing your cat's health with one health journal per cat, aiming for a long and healthy life?
Veterinarian: Dr. Yuko Konishi (Londbell Animal Clinic)
Features
- This is a health notebook exclusively for cats, designed to accompany them throughout their lives.
- It comes with a special cover that can hold a clinic card and insurance card. It's a convenient A6 size for carrying around.
- It's easy to manage schedules for vaccinations, and flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, which are often forgotten.
- The medical chart pages feature cat illustrations. You can detail symptoms, which is convenient when looking back later.
- Includes "health check methods," "what to do when your cat escapes or gets lost," and a "disaster preparedness kit list," all essential for cat owners.
- Consolidate all information about your cat in this one book. You can organize various things as if creating a "care manual."
- The free pages allow you to keep memories, such as attaching shed whiskers or photos of your cat.
With a dedicated cover
Includes a special cover for your patient ID card and insurance card. It's a convenient A6 size for carrying around.
Supervised by a veterinarian
Cat Health Record Book
This notebook allows you to record your beloved cat's growth and health. You can keep track of their weight, vaccinations, and medication, as well as their daily routine, care instructions, and emergency procedures, all in one book. It comes with a dedicated cover.