Case details and vaccination history

Case details

Animal

DogCat

Exact age

YearsMonthsDays

Enter age as years, months, and days; for example, 0 years, 0 months, and 20 days.

Vaccines to display

Core vaccines onlyShows core vaccines appropriate to the species and age.Include non-core vaccinesAlso shows vaccines selected according to exposure risk and local epidemiology.

Vaccination history

Documented historyThe vaccine type and exact date of each dose are known.No reliable vaccination historyFor scheduling purposes, both are treated according to the protocol for animals with no vaccination history.

Exposure risk

Low to moderatePrimarily household living with controlled contact with other animals.HighBoarding, frequent animal contact, free roaming, or a high-risk geographic area.Shelter or high-density environment (very high risk)An intake-specific schedule with an earlier start and shorter intervals is used. Depending on the species, some vaccines classified as non-core for household pets are considered core in shelters (WSAVA 2024).

The schedule is based on the information entered. Product type, route, rabies law, and the animal’s clinical status must be reviewed by the veterinarian before administration.

VetFluidVaccination schedule

Proposed vaccination schedule

Vaccine	Action	Proposed date	Clinical note

The proposed schedule does not replace examination, risk assessment, local regulations, or veterinary judgement. Acute illness, pregnancy, immunodeficiency, previous reactions, and concurrent treatments require separate assessment.

About this section

The tool uses species, age, documented vaccination history, exposure risk, and the vaccine categories selected for display to show the next vaccination milestones. After a dose is administered, add its date to the history and generate the schedule again.

Scientific references

Scheduling logic was checked against the 2022 AAHA Canine Vaccination Guidelines (including the 2024 leptospirosis update), the 2020 AAHA/AAFP Feline Vaccination Guidelines, and the 2024 WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines. When timing depends on product type or rabies law, the selected product label and local requirements take precedence.

Sources for this update: AAHA canine vaccine table; AAHA/AAFP feline guidelines; AAHA on controlled socialisation; AVSAB puppy-class requirements; AAHA pre-travel vaccination timing; CDC on immunity after the first rabies dose. The outing date is a conservative review date, not a guarantee of protection; at least 28 days are allowed after the first rabies dose.