Enter your puppy or kitten's date of birth. You get each vaccine and deworming date on the schedule Skeepy's vets work to, with the ones due now at the top.
General guidance, not a diagnosis. If you're worried about your pet, talk to a vet.
These are the ages on the schedule Skeepy's vets work to. Each dose has a window: the earliest it can be given, and the age by which it should be done.
| What | Age | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Deworming | 2 and 4 weeks, monthly until 6 months, then every 2 to 3 months | Core |
| DHLPP, 1st dose | 6 to 9 weeks | Core |
| DHLPP, 2nd dose | 9 to 12 weeks | Core |
| DHLPP, 3rd dose | 12 to 16 weeks | Core |
| Rabies | 12 to 26 weeks | Core |
| Kennel cough | 8 to 26 weeks | If your vet recommends it |
| Flea and tick | From 16 weeks, then monthly | Core |
| Boosters | Every year | Core |
| What | Age | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Deworming | 2 and 4 weeks, monthly until 6 months, then every 2 to 3 months | Core |
| FVRCP, 1st dose | 6 to 8 weeks | Core |
| FVRCP, 2nd dose | 9 to 11 weeks | Core |
| FVRCP, 3rd dose | 12 to 15 weeks | Core |
| FeLV, 1st dose | 6 to 8 weeks | Core |
| FeLV, 2nd dose | 9 to 11 weeks | Core |
| Rabies | 16 to 26 weeks | Core |
| Flea and tick | From 8 weeks, then monthly | Core |
| Boosters | Every year | Core |
A mother's antibodies protect a young puppy or kitten for their first weeks, but they also stop a vaccine from working. Nobody can tell exactly when they fade, so the course repeats the vaccine every few weeks until it is sure to take. That is why the last dose matters as much as the first, and why a puppy shouldn't mix with unvaccinated dogs until the course is done.
On the schedule Skeepy's vets work to, a puppy has its first DHLPP vaccine from 6 weeks old, the second from 9 weeks and the third from 12 weeks. Rabies is given from 12 weeks. Deworming starts at 2 weeks and is repeated at 4 weeks.