Vaccines
The vaccine, the date given, when the next one is due and the clinic.
- Name
- Date given
- Next due
- Clinic
Collie pet records
Every vaccine, vet visit and weigh‑in, in one place.
Keep each pet's vaccines, flea and worm treatments, vet visits, lab results, prescriptions and weight in the Journal's Records tab. Add when the next one is due, and Collie reminds everyone at home.
- Free, no catch
- A reminder for the next one
- Shared with the whole household
Updated October 2026
“When is the next one due?”
Flea doses, boosters and refills are easy to lose track of between vet visits. Give a record its next due date and Collie puts a reminder on Today for everyone at home, on that day.
- Any gap works: monthly, every 12 weeks, once a year
- The reminder stays linked to its record
- Link a prescription to its medication task, so Remind until done covers every dose
Cooper · Records
Flea / worm
Bravecto · given Aug 8
Next dose Sat, Oct 31 (12 weeks later)
Linked
Reminder: Bravecto due
Sat, Oct 31 at 9:00 AM
On Oct 31, on everyone's Today
9:00AMBravecto dueCooper
Prescription
Apoquel 16 mg · Cooper
Refill by Nov 20
Linked
Medication task: Apoquel
Twice a day · Remind until done
Sample records.
Weight, on a simple line
A weigh-in takes seconds, and every reading stays in order.
- 1
Log a weigh-in
Kilograms or pounds. The date starts at today, or pick an earlier one.
- 2
See the line
Every reading by date, with the last three months at a glance.
- 3
Know who weighed
Each reading shows who logged it, so nobody wonders where a number came from.
Six kinds of records, each with what matters
Every record can also carry a note and photos, like a picture of the vet's paperwork.
Flea & worm
The product and dose, the date given and when the next dose is due.
- Product
- Dose
- Date given
- Next dose
Vet visits
Why you went, the clinic and the vet, and the date of any follow-up.
- Reason
- Date
- Clinic
- Vet
- Next visit
Lab results
The test, the date and the clinic, with photos of the report.
- Test
- Date
- Clinic
- Photos
Prescriptions
The medication and instructions, the supply, who prescribed it and when to refill.
- Medication
- Instructions
- Supply
- Prescribed by
- Refill by
Weight
Every weigh-in in kilograms or pounds, with who logged it.
- kg or lb
- Date
- Logged by
A record for your vet, not a reading of it
Collie keeps the dates, names and photos you add and shows them back in order. It never reads lab results, scores a weight or tells you whether your pet is fine, and the weight line has no targets or ranges. It isn't an official vaccination certificate either: your vet's card is still the proof for travel, boarding or daycare.
See how the pet journal worksPet records questions
Can I keep my dog's vaccination records in Collie?
Yes. Add each vaccine with its name, the date given and, if there is one, the next due date. It lives in your dog's Records tab, and the whole household sees it.
How do I get reminded when a vaccine or flea dose is due?
Add the next due date and switch on Remind us when it's due. Collie adds a reminder for that pet at 9 AM on that day, and everyone at home gets it.
Does it work for treatments that aren't monthly?
Yes. The reminder follows the date you set, so a 12-week flea treatment, a 3-month dewormer and a yearly booster all work the same way.
Who can see my pet's records?
Everyone in the household the pet belongs to. Sitters don't see records: they get the briefing you share with them.
Can I track my pet's weight?
Yes. Log a weigh-in in kilograms or pounds and see every reading on a simple line, with who logged each one. Changing the weight on the pet's profile adds a reading too.
Can I add photos of the vet's paperwork?
Yes. Any record can carry photos, like a lab report, a prescription label or a vaccination card.
Does Collie read or interpret lab results?
No. Collie keeps the record and never reads results, flags values or tells you whether a number is good or bad. That belongs to your vet.
Are pet records free?
Yes. Records are part of Collie, which is free with every feature included. No subscription.