AnimaPulseGuides
Clear bearings on your pets' health — sourced protocols, for guidance only. Your vet always has the final say.
Understand
Cat vaccination schedule
Cat flu, panleukopenia, feline leukaemia and rabies — the usual kitten primary course and booster rhythm in Britain, America, Canada and Australia. Sourced, for guidance only.
What a dog or a cat really costs per year
The spending categories for a dog and a cat, what actually weighs on the year, and why nearly every owner underestimates the total. Track your own, free.
Dog vaccination schedule
Puppy primary course, core boosters, kennel cough, and how rabies differs across Britain, America, Canada and Australia. Sourced schedules, for guidance only.
Ferret vaccination
Canine distemper is almost universally fatal in ferrets, and they are exceptionally susceptible to it. The usual schedules in Britain and America, and the vaccine reaction to plan for.
Lost vaccination record: what to do
A lost paper record cannot be replaced identically, but the essentials can be rebuilt: your vet, the microchip database, your own paperwork. The order to do it in, and how never to start over.
Microchips, tattoos and databases
Microchipping is compulsory for dogs and cats in much of Europe. What the chip does, what remains of tattoos, what the database is for, and why keeping your details current matters more than the chip itself.
Missed booster: what actually happens
A few weeks late does not work like expired warranty. What actually happens when a booster is overdue, depending on how long and which vaccine, and when the primary course must be restarted.
Worming a puppy or a kitten
Every two weeks until two months, monthly until six months, then every three months as an adult. The usual worming rhythm, and why it is so tight in young animals.
Rabbit vaccination
Pet rabbits are vaccinated against myxomatosis and rabbit haemorrhagic disease. Both are usually fatal, and an indoor rabbit is not safe from either. Sourced schedules, for guidance only.
What the app does
Digitise your pet's record without retyping it
Photograph a vaccine label, a prescription or an invoice: AnimaPulse reads the dates, the amount and the batch number, and pre-fills the entry. Reading happens on your device — nothing is sent anywhere.
Share the record with your vet, in one link
A web link valid for 72 hours: your vet opens the full record — vaccines with batch numbers, treatments, documents — with no app to install and no account to create. Revocable at any time.
What your pet really costs, in black and white
Spending per pet and per category, insurance and recurring costs, amounts attached to scanned invoices, monthly charts and CSV export. Free, no subscription.
Reminders that never forget
Vaccine reminders seven days and one day ahead, recurring treatments that reschedule themselves, appointments flagged the day before and two hours ahead. Free and unlimited.
AnimaPulse is coming
The health record for your pets: vaccine and treatment reminders, vet sharing, documents scanned and pre-filled. Hosted in France, never sold.
Page updated on 8 August 2026.