A puppy's first months mean a series of vaccinations and boosters spaced weeks apart - easy to lose track of in the whirlwind of a new dog. PetHealthLog lets you log each shot, see what's coming next, and keep deworming and weight in one record, so nothing in the schedule slips. Free, no account, works offline.
Start tracking - it's freeBringing home a puppy comes with a vaccination schedule - a series of core shots and boosters given over the first months, plus deworming and eventually other preventives. They're spaced weeks apart, which is exactly long enough to forget when the next one is due.
Miss the timing and you may need to restart part of the series, or leave a gap in protection during a vulnerable stage. And when you switch vets, move, or just want to know what's been done, a scattered set of paper records is hard to piece together.
PetHealthLog is free, needs no account and works offline, so logging each shot and seeing what's due next keeps the whole first-year schedule in one place you can actually keep up with.
Record every vaccination and booster with its date, so you have one clear history of what's been given - not a folder of loose receipts.
Set the next shot or booster as a scheduled item, so the upcoming due date is something you see coming rather than miss.
Keep deworming and other puppy preventives on the same timeline, so the whole early-care routine is in one record.
Log weight as your puppy grows, useful for both your records and weight-based dosing your vet may use.
Export a clean vaccination and care history - handy for a new vet, a boarding kennel, a groomer or puppy classes.
Vaccinations must be given by your vet on the schedule they set. These are common everyday supplies for a new puppy - match anything you add to your vet's advice.
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