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Health calendar

Orientative vaccine and deworming reminders by species and age. Legal schedules vary by country—confirm with your vet.

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Orientative vaccines

  • •Core booster as advised by your vet
  • •Leptospirosis yearly in risk areas
  • •Rabies as required by law
  • •Kennel cough if frequent exposure to other dogs

Deworming

  • •Internal deworming on a schedule (risk + region)
  • •External (fleas/ticks) year-round in many regions

Reminders for your calendar

Download a file that adds two repeating reminders to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. Nothing is sent to us.

These are generic reminders. Your vet sets the real vaccination and deworming schedule.

Never a universal calendar: your vet adapts by region, travel and lifestyle.

Keep the pet passport/record up to date.

Guides

Prevention works best when it becomes routine.

The calendar provides orientative vaccine and parasite-control reminders by species and life stage. It does not replace a local health schedule: recommendations vary with country, region, disease risk and the individual animal.

How to use the calendar

Dates are presented as general reminders to help you remember preventive care. The exact plan should be confirmed with the veterinarian who knows your pet and local disease risks.

Rules differ by location

The tool does not determine legal requirements or replace veterinary judgement. For travel, adoption or official requirements, check current local rules.

A simple preventive routine

  • Keep the dates of the latest vaccines and parasite treatments.
  • Ask about local risks such as rabies, leishmaniasis, intestinal parasites or ticks.
  • Review the plan when age, lifestyle or home location changes.
  • Do not delay care because the calendar is up to date if symptoms appear.

Guidance only. Does not replace a licensed veterinarian. In emergencies, go to a veterinary clinic.