Pet Vaccine Schedule Generator
Generate a personalized vaccine schedule for your dog, cat, rabbit or ferret based on age. Shows core vs optional vaccines, ideal timing, and the next dose due — following AAHA/AAFP guidelines.
Next up: DHPP + Leptospirosis at 14–16 weeks.
How it works
Evidence-Based Veterinary Vaccinology, Serology, and Risk-Stratified Schedules
Constructing an individualized companion animal immunization program requires evaluating age, maternal antibody interference, lifestyle environmental exposures, and regulatory legal mandates. Modern veterinary medicine has moved away from universal annual revaccination toward risk-stratified 3-year core protocols established by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA).
Standardized Canine Immunization Roadmap: - 6–8 Weeks: DAPP #1 (Distemper, Adenovirus-2, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza) - 10–12 Weeks: DAPP #2 + Leptospirosis 4-Way #1 + Bordetella + Lyme (Lifestyle) - 14–16 Weeks: DAPP #3 + Leptospirosis #2 + Rabies 1-Year (Mandatory by Law) - 1 Year Booster: DAPP Booster + Rabies Booster + Annual Lepto/Bordetella - Adult (3+ Years): Core DAPP & Rabies boosted every 3 Years; Lepto/Bordetella boosted Annually
Serological Titer Testing as an Evidence-Based Alternative
For adult dogs with past vaccine reactions or immune-mediated disorders, veterinarians utilize quantitative antibody titer tests (such as VacciCheck or TiterCHEK) to measure circulating serum IgG antibodies against Canine Parvovirus and Distemper. If antibody titers remain above protective thresholds, core vaccination can be safely deferred.
Track vaccine due dates with Pet Vaccine Reminder, calculate intake steps via Pet Adoption Checklist, find accredited clinics using Emergency Vet Finder, and explore vaccine research at AAHA.
Examples
- 8-week puppyFirst DHPP due now · rabies at 12–16 wk
- 1-year adult catAnnual FVRCP + Rabies boosters
- 3-month rabbitRHDV2 vaccine due