Pet vaccination schedule calculator

Pick the species and the country, enter the date of birth: the schedule is calculated here, in your browser, and exports to your calendar.

IndicativePublished on 11 November 2026Updated on 11 November 2026

This schedule is indicative. Which vaccines, on which dates and with which product is decided with your vet, who has the final say.

What is my pet's vaccination schedule?

How are these dates calculated?

The dates come from AnimaPulse's vaccination reference, the same one as in the app: for each country and species it gives the age of each primary dose and the delay before the first booster. The tool adds those durations to the date of birth in calendar days, so a leap day, the end of a month or a clock change shifts nothing.

These are the dates of the reference protocol, with every dose given at its target age. If a dose is given later, the app recalculates the following ones from the date actually recorded. A vaccine whose due date is set by local rules has no date here: the text says so, and your vet gives it.

How do I add the schedule to my calendar?

The "Download the schedule (.ics)" button makes, in your browser, a file in the standard iCalendar format that most calendar apps can read. Each upcoming due date becomes an all-day event. The events carry stable identifiers, which many calendar apps use to avoid duplicates when the same file is imported again.

Does my pet's date of birth leave my device?

No. The calculation happens in your browser: the date of birth is not sent to AnimaPulse, not written into the page address and not saved in the browser. The site only counts, without any date, how many schedules are generated and exported, by language, species and country.

Guides by species

To read a protocol in detail, country by country, with its sources:

Frequently asked questions

Does this schedule replace my vet's advice?

No. It is an indicative guide taken from AnimaPulse's reference. Which vaccines, on which dates and with which product depends on the animal: your vet has the final say.

Why do some vaccines have no date?

When the age and the rhythm of a vaccine are set by local rules, the reference gives no date: the tool flags it and points you to your vet. For an animal past the age of the primary course, the app suggests a catch-up with the vet rather than a dated schedule. A dose whose reference date has already passed shows “as soon as possible”, without a date, as in the app, and is left out of the calendar file.

Why are the vaccines split into groups?

The grouping mirrors what the app does: some vaccines are suggested from the date of birth, others only once a first dose is recorded, and those that local regulations require come first. Apart from the “legal requirement” label, the grouping does not say that a vaccine is necessary or optional. Each vaccine's description, taken from the reference, states what it is for, and your vet decides what suits your animal.

How do I find these dates in the app?

The app applies the same reference to your pet's date of birth and warns you seven days and one day before every due date you record. The download links are further down this page.

These dates, without having to remember them

AnimaPulse applies the same reference to your pet's date of birth and warns you 7 days and 1 day before every due date you record.

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