Free veterinary labels

You can make free veterinary labels for Rx bottles, cage cards, and supply stickers in the vet clinic template. Type the pet name and ID, then print from this computer or a Zebra.

Print free veterinary labels

Open the template, type the pet name and ID, and print from this computer. No signup.

Open the veterinary template →

• Good forCage and kennel cards, supply shelf stickers, and bottle labels with the wording your clinic supplies.
• Label sizeWhatever bottle, cage card, or bin label you actually have on hand.
• Prints onThis computer's printer, or a Zebra thermal printer through Browser Print.

Veterinary label examples: cage card, supply sticker, bottle layout

These are real renders from the editor. The clinic, pets and supplies are made up. Click one and it opens with the same layout and text, ready for your own.

Cage card from a patient list3 x 2 in. Kennel, Pet, Species, Note, ID columns. Supply shelf stickerAvery 5160, 2.63 x 1 in. Item, location, reorder note. Bottle label layout3 x 2 in. Every line is text your clinic types.

The bottle layout is only a layout. Every line on it is a placeholder for words your clinic types: the product, the directions exactly as your veterinarian wrote them, the quantity. The editor doesn't suggest a dose, check a drug, or know what the label needs to say where you practice.

What vet clinics print

Most clinics need the same handful of labels, over and over:

• Cage and kennel cards
• Supply inventory barcodes
• Bottle and Rx labels with your own wording
• Reminder bag labels

Each one starts from the same idea: set the size to the thing you're labeling, then type what goes on it. A cage card wants the pet name large enough to read from the doorway. A supply sticker wants the item, the shelf, and a reorder note. The scannable part, like a supply barcode, is easiest on the barcode label maker. Supply bins and shelves are covered under inventory labels.

How to make veterinary labels

1. Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup. The vet clinic template opens ready to edit.
2. Set the sticker to the bottle, cage card, or bin size you actually have.
3. Type the pet name and ID. Add a Barcode if the card or supply gets scanned.
4. Print one from this computer or a Zebra and check it on the cage or bottle before you print more.

Print cage cards from a patient list

Say you have a day of boarding or a ward of patients to label. You don't have to type each one. Here is the fictional list behind the cage card example:

1. Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com with the cage card sample. The list above is already loaded.
2. Export a CSV from your clinic system or spreadsheet. Click Data and upload it, or paste the rows.
3. Click a text box, then Variables, and pick the column: Pet for the big name, Kennel at the top, Note underneath.
4. Open Edit row and tick the patients you're carding today. Rows start unticked.
5. Click Print and enter how many copies of each card you need.

The file stays in your browser. Nothing goes back into your clinic system, so the records stay where they are. Printing labels from a CSV covers the file side in more detail.

Your clinic system keeps the records. This just prints the label.