Track and schedule vaccinations, boosters, and vet appointments for dogs and cats.
Pet vaccination runs on a clock, and most owners stop watching it too early. This tool keeps the clock for you: it holds your dog's or cat's vaccination record, works out when each booster and vet appointment falls due, and lists what comes next. The surprise is that the schedule never ends - after the puppy or kitten series and the one-year booster, core vaccines settle into longer intervals, most commonly every three years, so 'done with shots' is not a state a pet reaches. The dates it shows are estimates built from the record you enter; your vet and local rabies law remain the final authority.
Enter the pet's species, birth date, and doses already given, and the schedule builds forward. Puppy and kitten core vaccines are a series: a first dose commonly around 6 to 8 weeks, further doses every 3 to 4 weeks, and a final dose no earlier than 14 to 16 weeks, because maternal antibodies can neutralize earlier doses. The tool then shows what is due next.
Logging a dose restarts that vaccine's interval. The one-year booster falls about 12 months after the final puppy or kitten dose; after that, adult core vaccines re-boost on longer cycles, most commonly every three years. Rabies is separate: vaccines are labeled for 1-year or 3-year protection, but the interval that matters is the one local law requires, so plan around the recorded expiry date.
Yes, for the core part of the vaccine. Panleukopenia, calicivirus, and rhinotracheitis are classed as core for all cats, because the panleukopenia virus survives long in the environment and can be carried into a home on shoes or clothing. Adult boosters are not annual anymore: most guidelines put core revaccination at every three years. Rabies requirements, if any, follow local law.
No, not for core vaccines. Guidelines are explicit that an interrupted schedule does not require restarting the primary course, no matter how much time has passed: give the next dose as soon as practical, log it, and the timeline resumes. Rabies is the case to check, because local law may treat a lapse differently, possibly requiring a booster or a two-dose series. Confirm with the vet.
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