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You shouldn't have to leave the vet wondering, “Wait...what exactly did my puppy just get vaccinated for?” 🩺🐾
Puppy healthcare can feel overwhelming—vaccines with confusing abbreviations, deworming schedules, parasite prevention, unfamiliar symptoms, medications, appointments, and a growing stack of medical records.
The Small Pawz Puppy Health Handbook was created to help puppy parents become more informed, organized, and confident participants in their puppy's care.
This isn't simply a vaccine record.
This comprehensive 27-page puppy health resource combines easy-to-understand health education with practical medical tracking pages you can use throughout puppyhood.
You'll learn what common puppy vaccines are designed to protect against, signs and symptoms associated with several serious canine illnesses, parasite-prevention basics, common puppy health concerns, warning signs that deserve veterinary attention, and questions you may want to ask during veterinary appointments.
Then, use the included medical-record pages to keep important health information organized in one convenient place.
Inside you'll find:
Puppy preventive-care education
Easy-to-understand vaccine decoder
Core and lifestyle/risk-based vaccine information
Canine distemper awareness
Canine parvovirus awareness
Canine adenovirus/infectious hepatitis awareness
Leptospirosis awareness
Rabies awareness
Vaccine reaction information and tracking
Deworming and parasite education
Heartworm, flea and tick awareness
Hypoglycemia information for small and toy-breed puppies
Vomiting and diarrhea awareness
Dehydration information
Constipation information
Paw biting, licking and scratching guidance
Puppy health red-flag checklist
Puppy health profile
Vaccination record
Deworming and parasite-prevention records
Fecal, heartworm and other testing records
Veterinary visit log
Medication and supplement tracker
Weight and growth tracker
Symptom and health-observation log
Before You Leave the Vet question checklist
Veterinary notes pages
A veterinary appointment shouldn't be the first and last time you think about your puppy's health.
Knowing the name of a vaccine is different from understanding what it protects against. Seeing that your puppy doesn't feel well is different from knowing which changes are important to tell your veterinarian about. And remembering that your puppy “had some shots a few months ago” is very different from having an organized record showing exactly what was given and when.
The goal of this handbook is not to teach puppy parents to become their own veterinarians.
It's to help them become better-informed puppy parents.
Use it to learn. Bring it to appointments. Record what your veterinarian tells you. Write down your questions before you go. Track changes over time. And when something doesn't seem right, you'll have better information to share with the professional caring for your puppy.
Know Their Normal. Notice the Changes. Ask the Questions. 💕
Unlike a basic printable vaccine chart, this is a 27-page health education and medical record system designed to be used again and again throughout your puppy's care.
Instead of purchasing separate vaccine records, medication trackers, symptom logs, growth charts, parasite records, vet-visit worksheets, and puppy-health educational resources, they're all brought together in one Small Pawz handbook.
Your purchase includes both formats:
• Print-ready PDF — print the entire handbook or only the record pages you need
• Editable Microsoft Word (.docx) — type directly into your puppy's health records and update them over time
Perfect for: new puppy parents, first-time dog owners, toy and small-breed puppy families, puppy welcome-home preparation, organizing veterinary records, and anyone who wants to understand more of what's happening during their puppy's veterinary care.
Part of the Small Pawz New Puppy Resource Collection 🐾
Important: This handbook is an educational and record-keeping resource. It does not diagnose illness, establish an individualized vaccine or medication schedule, or replace examination, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed veterinarian. Veterinary recommendations vary based on your puppy's age, health, location, lifestyle, previous medical history and individual risk. Contact a veterinarian promptly if your puppy is ill, injured, exposed to a toxin or infectious disease, or showing emergency symptoms.
You shouldn't have to leave the vet wondering, “Wait...what exactly did my puppy just get vaccinated for?” 🩺🐾
Puppy healthcare can feel overwhelming—vaccines with confusing abbreviations, deworming schedules, parasite prevention, unfamiliar symptoms, medications, appointments, and a growing stack of medical records.
The Small Pawz Puppy Health Handbook was created to help puppy parents become more informed, organized, and confident participants in their puppy's care.
This isn't simply a vaccine record.
This comprehensive 27-page puppy health resource combines easy-to-understand health education with practical medical tracking pages you can use throughout puppyhood.
You'll learn what common puppy vaccines are designed to protect against, signs and symptoms associated with several serious canine illnesses, parasite-prevention basics, common puppy health concerns, warning signs that deserve veterinary attention, and questions you may want to ask during veterinary appointments.
Then, use the included medical-record pages to keep important health information organized in one convenient place.
Inside you'll find:
Puppy preventive-care education
Easy-to-understand vaccine decoder
Core and lifestyle/risk-based vaccine information
Canine distemper awareness
Canine parvovirus awareness
Canine adenovirus/infectious hepatitis awareness
Leptospirosis awareness
Rabies awareness
Vaccine reaction information and tracking
Deworming and parasite education
Heartworm, flea and tick awareness
Hypoglycemia information for small and toy-breed puppies
Vomiting and diarrhea awareness
Dehydration information
Constipation information
Paw biting, licking and scratching guidance
Puppy health red-flag checklist
Puppy health profile
Vaccination record
Deworming and parasite-prevention records
Fecal, heartworm and other testing records
Veterinary visit log
Medication and supplement tracker
Weight and growth tracker
Symptom and health-observation log
Before You Leave the Vet question checklist
Veterinary notes pages
A veterinary appointment shouldn't be the first and last time you think about your puppy's health.
Knowing the name of a vaccine is different from understanding what it protects against. Seeing that your puppy doesn't feel well is different from knowing which changes are important to tell your veterinarian about. And remembering that your puppy “had some shots a few months ago” is very different from having an organized record showing exactly what was given and when.
The goal of this handbook is not to teach puppy parents to become their own veterinarians.
It's to help them become better-informed puppy parents.
Use it to learn. Bring it to appointments. Record what your veterinarian tells you. Write down your questions before you go. Track changes over time. And when something doesn't seem right, you'll have better information to share with the professional caring for your puppy.
Know Their Normal. Notice the Changes. Ask the Questions. 💕
Unlike a basic printable vaccine chart, this is a 27-page health education and medical record system designed to be used again and again throughout your puppy's care.
Instead of purchasing separate vaccine records, medication trackers, symptom logs, growth charts, parasite records, vet-visit worksheets, and puppy-health educational resources, they're all brought together in one Small Pawz handbook.
Your purchase includes both formats:
• Print-ready PDF — print the entire handbook or only the record pages you need
• Editable Microsoft Word (.docx) — type directly into your puppy's health records and update them over time
Perfect for: new puppy parents, first-time dog owners, toy and small-breed puppy families, puppy welcome-home preparation, organizing veterinary records, and anyone who wants to understand more of what's happening during their puppy's veterinary care.
Part of the Small Pawz New Puppy Resource Collection 🐾
Important: This handbook is an educational and record-keeping resource. It does not diagnose illness, establish an individualized vaccine or medication schedule, or replace examination, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed veterinarian. Veterinary recommendations vary based on your puppy's age, health, location, lifestyle, previous medical history and individual risk. Contact a veterinarian promptly if your puppy is ill, injured, exposed to a toxin or infectious disease, or showing emergency symptoms.
