New • Paperback
The Senior Dog Health Journal
The golden years deserve the best record-keeping of a dog’s life. Senior dogs see the vet more, take more medications, and change faster than young dogs — and the small things you notice at home are exactly what your vet needs to hear. This journal keeps the whole story in one place: the medical record, the daily rhythms, and the good days worth remembering.
- Vet visits, medication grids & bloodwork pages
- Pain & mobility tracking with simple 0–10 scores
- Appetite, water, sleep & comfort logs
- Quality-of-life pages, handled gently
- 104 full-color pages · 8.5″ × 11″ · undated
Five sections for the golden years
Because what you notice at home is half of good senior care.
Vet visit summaries, medication lists with weekly dose grids, bloodwork & lab pages, per-condition treatment plans, and a baseline snapshot of what “normal” looks like — so change is easy to spot and easy to report.
Simple 0–10 pain scoring, the quiet signs of pain, and what helped. Appetite and water logs, sleep and night notes, gentle exercise, a senior-proofing home checklist, and sitter pages built for dogs on medication.
The vet-developed HHHHHMM assessment scale, good-day/hard-day tracking, a “What Matters to Us” page, the Good Days Jar, and keepsake pages including A Letter to My Dog.
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Love an old dog well.
The record book your vet will thank you for — and a deeply thoughtful gift for anyone sharing life with a senior dog.
Buy the paperback on AmazonYounger dog at home too? The Complete Dog Care Planner covers the everyday years with the same undated format.