Pet Vaccination Module

Pet Vaccinations

In this release, the options for defining, storing and the subsequent reporting of pet vaccinations have changed. To help you to understand how to make the best use of the new Vaccinations Module, here are some key points.

The Vaccinations Module introduces a new data model for defining vaccination data which means that the storing and subsequent reporting of vaccination data is easier to understand and more useful for all concerned. 

The new Vaccinations Report lists all types of vaccinations and you can enter an analysis date whereby the report will show you all pets whose vaccinations will expire before the date you specify.

Important Notes for existing users:

If you are an existing user of Pet Sitter Plus, the biggest change is that Vaccinations are no longer part of Custom Fields.
If you already had a tab on the pet record called “Vaccinations” this will most likely have been replaced by the new system page also called “Vaccinations”. Your old Vaccinations page will still exist as a custom page in your system, but it will have automatically been marked as “hidden” by this update, so please contact us on support so that we can advise you on how best to proceed.
If you are an existing user that was using our old vaccination data model (defined within “Custom Fields”), your vaccination types might already have been defined for you, but in the event that there are issues with your data, please contact us on support so that we can advise you on how best to correct the data.

If you are an existing client that did not use our old vaccination data model (defined within “Custom Fields”) and you created your own model instead (using custom fields), then it is likely that some or all of your vaccination data may be missing. Please contact contact us on support so that we can advise you on how best to proceed.

Tip: Further Reading:

The Pet Vaccination Module
Creating Pet Vaccination Types
Add A Pet Vaccination To A Pet Record
Add a Pet Vaccination In The Client Portal
Vaccination Reports