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An itch notebook, a food-trial log, a flare plan and more, straight from my book. Free, and no account needed.
By Dr. Steve Pelton, DVM, Hearthstone Animal Clinic
These are the worksheets from the back of my book, The Itchy Dog, full size with room to write. Print as many as you like, for as many dogs as you like. Stick one on the fridge and bring it to your vet visit.
The itch notebook
3 pages, US Letter
The 0 to 10 itch scale, a weekly page for daily scores, and an 8-week summary for your vet.
The 12-week food-trial log
4 pages, US Letter
Week 0 prep, a 12-week score grid, the challenge, and the food trial rules for the fridge.
The flare plan
2 pages, US Letter
What to do in the first 48 hours of a flare, with the red flags and a page to write it all down.
My dog's itch plan
2 pages, US Letter
Fill it in with your vet: the maintenance plan, the flare plan, medicines, baths and rechecks.
Questions to bring to your vet
2 pages, US Letter
Every question from the book in one list. Circle the ones that fit and bring it to the visit.
Rather use your phone?
The itch diary does the same job with one tap a day, and turns it into an 8-week report you can show your vet. It's free, and paper works just as well if that's what you'll actually stick with.
Start an itch diaryFor the cleanest copy, print the PDF at "Actual size" (100%). More from the book, including every source it cites, is at itchydog.vet/book.