How to Download Chewy Order History to Excel or CSV (2026)

Pet spending is the kind of expense that never feels large in the moment and adds up to a startling number by December. Chewy is designed that way on purpose: Autoship quietly delivers food, litter, and medication on a schedule you set once and then stop thinking about, so the charges arrive every few weeks without ever prompting a decision. Add one-time orders, pharmacy refills, and a second or third pet, and your real annual pet spend is scattered across dozens of separate order pages. This guide shows you how to download your full Chewy order history into one clean Excel or CSV file in a couple of minutes.

Where Chewy Keeps Your Purchase History

Chewy splits your spending across a few places, which is the main reason customers think their history is incomplete.

• Orders. Sign in at chewy.com, open the account menu, and choose Orders. Both Autoship deliveries and one-time purchases land here once they ship, each behind its own detail page.
• Manage Autoship. Your active subscriptions live in their own section, separate from order history. This is what you have committed to buy, not what you have already bought, and it is the easiest place to lose track of an item you no longer need.
• Pet pharmacy orders. Prescription medications and prescription diets go through a vet approval step, so they can ship on a different timeline than the rest of an order and are easy to miss when scanning your list.
• None of these views export. There is no download button, no CSV, and no yearly summary, so any spreadsheet has to be built by hand unless you export it.

What Your Chewy Export Includes

• Order date, order number, and whether it was a recurring order
• Item descriptions with size and pack quantity, quantities, and unit prices
• Discounts applied, tax, shipping fees, and the grand total
• Receipt-ready values for budgeting, insurance claims, and expense records

Before You Export: Three Things That Trip Pet Owners Up

Autoship history is not the same as Autoship schedule. The export captures deliveries that already shipped. What you are scheduled to receive next month lives under Manage Autoship, so review both. The export tells you what a subscription has cost you so far, which is usually the number that prompts people to cancel something.

Multiple pets need a column, not separate accounts. Chewy lets you attach pet profiles to your account, but orders still arrive as one combined history. Adding a pet column in the spreadsheet after export is the practical way to split spending, and it takes a few minutes once rather than guesswork every month.

Export before the window closes. Your online order history is a rolling view, not a permanent archive. Running an export once or twice a year gives you a record that outlives whatever the site stops displaying, which matters most when an insurer asks for proof of a prescription purchase from two years ago.