How do I access or get a copy of my pet's veterinary medical records?

Hello and thank you for reaching out to Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. I recommend contacting/calling Blue's veterinarian and requesting them! (If you brought Blue to our San Marcos location, the number to call is 760 - 238 - 8910). They can often either fax the records or email them to you, depending on the record system. I hope this is helpful!

Hello! I am sorry to hear that, but don't worry- the hospital where your dog went will have the records if they are in the past few years! If you went to a vaccination clinic at Petco you can call (877) 738-6742 and they will direct you! I hope this is helpful!

In most cases, you'll need owner permission in order for records to be transferred over, so while you can contact the vet, you may not be able to obtain full records. That said, they may at least be able to confirm neuter/vaccine status for you so you can let your vet know. If you can't get any records, you can also have your current vet perform a titer test to see where Wooly's immunity levels are, and then booster vaccines from there.

We're trying to get involved in Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach as many veterinarians as we can, but we still have a long way to go. So, if you can't find your vet, we recommend you contact the clinic directly by phone or stop in to make an appointment or to request your pet's medical records.

Hello. I’m sorry but this is just a question and answer forum to give basic medical advice. We are not connected with individual PetCo stores or clinics. If you need proof of vaccination, you should contact the clinic that saw your pet directly. They may have sent information about each visit that your puppy has been to at the clinic to your email. If you need documentation- visit the clinic that examined and vaccinated your puppy. Thank you

You can keep a record of the vaccine yourself. Remove the sticker from the vial and place it, along with the date given, on a chart. You may even be able to find a vaccine record online or in the local Petco.

I assume by papers you mean his vaccine records. It’s ideal to have the vaccine records but in general it is not necessary. The best thing to do is call the veterinarian where you plan to take him to be seen and double check with them. Best of luck and please feel free to post any additional questions.