Puppy vaccination planner
Enter a birth date to see age milestones for a conversation with your vet. The planner does not know previous doses, products or health history, so it cannot prescribe appointments or confirm protection.
How this tool works
Each date is the birth date plus the stated number of weeks. The 6–8 week range, 16-week checkpoint and 26-week follow-up are discussion prompts based on published guidance. They are not a fixed three-dose course. Singapore’s 2020 guidance and WSAVA’s 2024 update differ on the first follow-up; ask the clinic to confirm its plan.
The country selection changes local questions, not automatic vaccine eligibility. Bring the vaccination booklet and ask separately about parasite prevention, safe socialisation, boarding and travel. No personal details are sent by this planner.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book vaccinations from these dates?
Ask your vet first. Previous doses, the product, health and exposure risk affect the course. A date or shaded row does not establish that a dose is due or completed.
Does every puppy need three doses?
No. The number depends on starting age and history. The planner cannot determine a catch-up course.
When can my puppy go outside?
Ask your vet which contacts and environments are suitable while balancing disease exposure and socialisation. A calendar cannot certify protection.