Your puppy's vaccine dates, ready to print or add to your calendar. Free, no account.
Enter the birth date and get a dated plan for the core shots, based on the AAHA guidelines. A health record, a pet sitter sheet and more are here too.
Make a puppy shot scheduleType your pet's details once.
They stay on this device, and the health record, the pet sitter sheet and the medication chart all reuse them.
Free tools, each one ends in a document
No sign-up and no app to install. Each tool turns your pet's details into something you can print, save or share. All six are ready: two vaccine schedules, a health record, a sitter sheet, a medication chart and a dog food calculator.
Puppy vaccine schedule
Enter the birth date. Get the core shot dates for your puppy, based on the AAHA guidelines, as a printable page or calendar reminders.
Gives you: dated plan · .ics calendar file · print
Kitten vaccine schedule
The same for cats, from the AAHA/AAFP feline guidelines.
Dated plan · calendar · print
Pet health record
Vaccines, medications, allergies, microchip and vet in one page, plus a wallet card.
PDF · Word · wallet card
Pet sitter instructions
Feeding, walks, medications and emergency contacts, filled from your pet's profile.
PDF · Word · Google Docs
Medication chart
A daily chart to tick off each dose, and calendar reminders. You enter what your vet prescribed; we never suggest doses.
Chart · calendar
Dog food calculator
Turn your dog's daily calories into cups of the food you actually buy, using the kcal per cup on the label.
Cups per day · per meal
How it works
- 1
Add your pet once
Name, species, birth date and weight. Add the vet, medications and allergies if you want.
- 2
Pick a document
Vaccine schedule, health record, sitter sheet or medication chart. Each one is filled in for you from the same details.
- 3
Print, save or share
Print it, download it as Word, copy it into Google Docs or add the dates to your phone's calendar.
Your pet's details stay on your device
What you type is saved in your browser, not on our servers. There is no account to create and nothing to delete later.
- Account needed
- No
- Where the profile is saved
- Your browser
- Cost
- Free
- Works for
- Dogs and cats
When does a puppy get its first shots?
Most puppies start their core vaccines between 6 and 8 weeks of age, with at least 3 doses of the combined vaccine given 2 to 4 weeks apart until 16 weeks, per the AAHA 2022 guidelines.
| Vaccine | First series (puppies up to 16 weeks) | Next dose |
|---|---|---|
| Distemper, adenovirus, parvovirus (± parainfluenza), combined | At least 3 doses between 6 and 16 weeks of age, 2 to 4 weeks apart | 1 dose within a year of the last one, then every 3 years |
| Leptospirosis | 2 doses, 2 to 4 weeks apart, starting at 12 weeks | 1 dose within a year, then every year |
| Rabies | As required by your state and local law; the AVMA model calls for the first dose at 3 months | As your law and vaccine label require |
Going away? Kennels, daycare and groomers ask for proof of vaccines
Boarding kennels, daycares and groomers usually ask to see proof of current vaccines before the first visit. Requirements vary by business and by state, so ask them which ones they need.
See which vaccines kennels and groomers ask for. Keep your vet's vaccine records with you. Our printable pet health record lists every vaccine with its date, plus a wallet card.
Questions
Is Pet Life Manager free?
Yes. The tool is free and does not need an account.
Do you store my pet's information?
No. What you type is saved in your browser on your device. Clearing your browser data removes it.
How do I save my pet's details and move them to another phone or computer?
Open any tool, such as the pet health record, and select "Save a backup file" below the form. On the other device or browser, open the same tool and select "Open a backup file". Your details are kept only in this browser, so clearing the browser's cache or site data, or using a private window, erases them for good. Save a new backup file after each change and keep it somewhere safe, such as your email or cloud storage.
What if my puppy is late for a booster?
Call your veterinarian. The AAHA guidelines say the benefits of vaccinating outweigh the risks when shots are overdue, and your vet will decide how to continue the series.
What should I leave for a pet sitter?
Feeding amounts and times, walks, medications with times, your vet's phone number, an emergency contact and how to reach you. Our pet sitter sheet lists all of it.
Can this replace my veterinarian?
No. The tools organize information from published guidelines and from you. Your veterinarian decides your pet's vaccines, doses and care.