Diabetes
Glucose, insulin, meals, water, urination, weight and behavior.
Free cat health trackers
Keep clearer notes about your cat's health.
Use a printable PDF or accessible web worksheet to record the changes that matter between veterinary visits. Each tracker focuses on one main concern while leaving room for other conditions your cat is living with.
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Cat health logs
Choose the concern you need to track.
These pages use cat-specific observations from the Your Pet’s Health Log care library and are designed to support—not replace—your veterinarian's plan.
Every cat tracker is free to download
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Chronic Kidney Disease
Hydration, appetite, weight, litter box, GI and medication notes.
Hyperthyroidism
Weight, appetite, thirst, activity, GI signs and treatment notes.
Asthma
Cough, wheeze, breathing effort, possible triggers and medication use.
Arthritis & Mobility
Jumping, stairs, litter access, grooming, activity and comfort.
Heart Disease
Resting breathing, effort, activity, appetite, weakness and medication.
Hypertension
Vet-directed blood pressure readings, vision, behavior, balance and medication notes.
Chronic GI / IBD
Meals, vomiting, stool, appetite, weight, energy and medication.
Seizures / Epilepsy
Timing, duration, what happened, recovery, possible triggers and medication.
Cancer & Supportive Care
Comfort, appetite, hydration, mobility, medication and good-day notes.
Care & safety
Your notes help tell the story. Your veterinarian makes the medical decisions.
Your Pet’s Health Log does not diagnose disease, recommend medication doses, or set treatment targets. Follow the plan from a veterinarian experienced with cats and seek prompt veterinary care for urgent or concerning changes.