Your veterinarian will keep records on the different stages of your puppy’s health, such as vaccinations and all, but keeping your own records via a journal will work to your benefit in different potential scenarios.

There may come a time when you need to change your veterinarian because of a move to another town or city or even another country, and you should be able to provide all up-to-date information about your canine. You might need to rush your pup to an animal hospital, and if it happens outside of your vet’s office hours, the staff at the hospital will need the medical background of your puppy.

Record all visits and the outcome of the visits, times, and dates, and also all vaccinations and any additional procedures (like bloodwork or x-rays) into your journal for future reference. Read more on this at this website of the vet Oceanside.