Vet reports
Hand your vet the whole story.
Pick the dates and what your vet needs to see. Recall turns symptoms, medications, photos, and body map notes into a clean PDF, or an Excel file your vet can sort and filter.
Export Shae's Report
Include
Activity Log Items (within date range)
Pick exactly what shows up as a row in the Activity Log table.
The Excel file always includes everything (Activity Log, Medications, Body Map Notes, Diagnoses, and Custom Fields as separate sheets) — the checkboxes above only affect the PDF.
Shae
Cat · Domestic Shorthair · Female (Spayed)
Profile
| Born | May 10, 2014 |
| Adopted | Aug 2, 2014 |
Custom Fields
| Food | Salmon pâté, ½ can twice a day |
| Microchip | 985 112 004 553 217 |
Diagnoses
| Name | Status | Diagnosed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperthyroidism | Chronic | Started Methimazole, 2 tablets each morning. Recheck bloodwork in 3 months. |
Current Medications
| Medication | Dose | Last Given | Vet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Methimazole | 2.5 mg tablets | Dr. Rivera | |
| Fish Oil | 500 mg capsules | - |
Routine Doses
| Routine | Medication | Given | Skipped | Not logged |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning meds | Methimazole | 89 of 92 | 1 | 2 |
| Morning meds | Fish Oil | 90 of 92 | - | 2 |
| Due | Medication | Status | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Methimazole | Skipped | Vomited after breakfast | |
| Methimazole | Not logged | - |
Activity Log
| Date | Type | Details | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
Body Map Notes
Body Map Diagram
Numbers correspond to the notes listed above.
Solid dot = Active Hollow dot = Resolved
Photo Appendix
Scabs
Left ear. Less red than last week.
Nothing selected yet. Tick a section above to add it to the report.
Generated by Recall
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Why I built it
I wanted to send my vet everything they need without stressing about compiling it all.
Before Recall, I'd have a list of symptoms, and I'd text or email photos separately. It wasn't always easy to know which photo went with which note.
I also track things my vet doesn't need to know about, and including them would just add noise. Being able to export only what's needed is amazing. I added the Excel option so my vet can filter, instead of scrolling through pages.
Katey, founder of Recall
What you can do
- Only what your vet needs
- Tick what to include, like current medications, routine doses, diagnoses, body map notes, and the trackers that matter.
- Any date range
- The last two weeks before an appointment, or everything since a diagnosis.
- Photos with their notes
- Photos stay with the entry or marker they belong to, so nothing gets mixed up.
- PDF or Excel
- A clean PDF to print or email, or an Excel file with everything on separate sheets, ready to sort and filter.
- Save reports to reuse
- Save the reports you make often, and run them again in a click.
- Your data is yours
- Export everything your household has logged, any time.
Learn more in the help center
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