Organize the records, notes, questions, and after-visit follow-up details before the appointment, then save the living version in Romp so the next visit starts with memory instead of guesswork.
Print the visit sheet. Save the follow-up in Romp.
Dog vet visit prep sheet
First visit. Organizer only; your veterinarian's guidance, diagnosis, treatment plan, and signed records remain the source of truth.
A good appointment starts before the exam room. The fastest way to help your veterinarian is to bring the right records, a clear timeline, and the questions you do not want to forget.
Romp is the next step after the checklist: keep visit notes, medications, photos, daily logs, weight changes, and follow-up tasks together so Hazel can help you find the detail later.
Bring any vet, shelter, rescue, breeder, or prior-owner records you have, plus vaccination and rabies details, medication and supplement names, diet notes, questions, and a secure leash, harness, or carrier. Ask your clinic if they want a fresh sample or any forms completed before the appointment.
Write down what changed, when it started, how often it happens, what your dog eats, current medications or supplements, and any photos or videos that clarify the pattern. Short, specific notes help the visit stay focused.
No. This is an organizer for owner records and appointment prep. Your veterinarian's guidance, diagnosis, treatment plan, and signed records remain the source of truth.
A printed checklist is useful for the appointment. Romp keeps the living record afterward: vet notes, medications, photos, logs, weight changes, follow-ups, and Hazel helping you find the detail later.