Free printable
Fluid & medication log, ready for the fridge.
Two clean, US Letter pages: one for subcutaneous fluids with a site-rotation guide, one for medications. Fill in amounts and times exactly as your vet prescribed.
Tip: choose “Letter” and 100% scale. Both pages print in black and white just fine.
Subcutaneous fluid log
Record each session. Amounts and schedule exactly as prescribed by your vet.
Cat’s name
Vet / clinic phone
Emergency clinic phone
Fluid type & prescribed amount
How often (as prescribed)
Site rotation
1 left shoulder · 2 right shoulder
3 left side · 4 right side
5 left hip · 6 right hip
Use the sites your vet showed you. Write the number in the “Site” column.
1 left shoulder · 2 right shoulder
3 left side · 4 right side
5 left hip · 6 right hip
Use the sites your vet showed you. Write the number in the “Site” column.
| Date | Time | Amount given | Site | Given by | Notes (appetite, mood, anything unusual) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Call your vet if you notice swelling that hasn’t gone down by the next session, fluid leaking with blood, breathing changes, or your cat seems unwell. This log is for your records and is not veterinary advice. · KidneyPaw
Medication log
List each medicine exactly as your vet prescribed. Tick each dose when given.
Cat’s name
Vet / clinic phone
Emergency clinic phone
| Medicine | Dose (as prescribed) | When | Notes (with food? how to give?) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Time | Medicine | Given by | Notes (missed, spat out, vomited after…) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
If a dose is missed or your cat vomits after a dose, call your vet before giving another. Never change a dose without your vet. This log is for your records and is not veterinary advice. · KidneyPaw
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