Guide
Dog and cat vaccination calendar
A typical first-year schedule and booster doses. Exact dates are always set by your vet.
AgeDogCat
6–8 weeksFirst core dose: distemper, parvovirus, infectious hepatitis (DHP).First dose: panleukopenia, calicivirus, herpesvirus (RCP).
10–12 weeksSecond DHP dose, often with leptospirosis.Second RCP dose, optionally feline leukaemia (FeLV).
12–16 weeksThird DHP dose and the rabies vaccination.Rabies vaccination, recommended for cats going outdoors.
6–12 monthsKennel cough before a first boarding stay or training class.FeLV top-up if your cat meets other cats.
After 12 monthsBooster for the whole core set.Booster for RCP and rabies.
Adult petReminders every 1–3 years, depending on the vaccine and your vet.Reminders every 1–3 years, depending on the cat's lifestyle.
In many countries rabies vaccination for dogs is mandatory. funfel records every dose and reminds you before the protection expires.
Vaccination is the simplest way to protect a dog or a cat from diseases that used to be a death sentence. Below is the typical schedule for the first year and the boosters that follow — from a puppy's or kitten's first dose through to the annual top-up. In funfel you record every dose and get a reminder before it is due.
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