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Pet Vaccination Schedule
Dog & cat vaccination schedule based on WSAVA·AAFP guidelines with ICS calendar.
About this tool
Pet Vaccination Scheduler takes a dog or cat’s DOB plus prior-vaccination history and generates a schedule per WSAVA + AAFP + AAHA guidelines plus Korea’s mandatory rabies law: dogs get DHPP (distemper / hepatitis / parvo / parainfluenza) 3–4 doses at 6–16 weeks + rabies at 12–16 weeks + monthly heartworm; cats get FVRCP (viral rhinotracheitis / calici / panleukopenia) 3–4 doses + rabies + optional FeLV. Splits Core vs Non-core, exports a Google/Apple/Outlook-compatible ICS file, prints a vet-visit PDF, and ships bilingual KO/EN UI. All math runs in the browser.
Use cases
Scenario 1
New-puppy first schedule
For a newly adopted 8-week puppy, get the full DHPP 3-dose + rabies + monthly heartworm schedule as one ICS and add to calendar.
Scenario 2
Cat FVRCP booster
For a kitten, schedule FVRCP × 3 + the 1-year booster — even indoor cats need the full course.
Scenario 3
Annual rabies booster
Korea law requires annual rabies — auto-alert in spring/fall when local governments offer free shots.
Scenario 4
Monthly heartworm reminder
Schedule monthly heartworm preventives (oral / topical / injectable) to match the 45–60-day larval window.
Scenario 5
Travel / boarding prep
For overseas travel or boarding (rabies certificate required), forecast renewal dates ahead of the trip.
Features
- Dog DHPP / rabies / monthly heartworm auto-built
- Cat FVRCP / rabies / FeLV auto-built
- WSAVA + AAFP + AAHA + Korea’s rabies mandate combined
- Core vs Non-core vaccine split
- Google / Apple / Outlook ICS export
- Vet-visit PDF print
- Bilingual KO/EN UI
Frequently asked
- Q. Why does DHPP need 3–4 doses?
- A. Maternal antibodies wane unpredictably between 6–16 weeks; one shot can miss the window. WSAVA standard is 6 / 10 / 14 weeks + a post-16-week booster.
- Q. Do indoor cats need FVRCP?
- A. Yes — viruses travel via air, shoes, and visitors’ clothes, and panleukopenia has a 90%+ fatality rate. WSAVA/AAFP class FVRCP as Core.
- Q. Is rabies vaccination mandatory in Korea?
- A. Yes — Korea’s Animal Protection Act and Livestock Infectious Disease Act mandate rabies for dogs and cats over 3 months, with free spring/fall programs by district.
- Q. Why monthly heartworm prevention?
- A. Larvae transmit via mosquitoes and must be cleared within 45–60 days. Monthly dosing keeps you inside that window, and Korea has high enough infection rates to recommend year-round prevention.
- Q. Is this an official tool?
- A. No — it is an unofficial helper built on public WSAVA/AAFP/AAHA guidelines and Korean rabies law. Always vaccinate through a licensed vet.
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Related guides / blog posts
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How we run it / disclaimer
This tool is advisory and does not constitute legal, tax, medical, or financial advice. All calculations and document generation run in your browser; inputs are never sent to a server. Ads follow Google AdSense policy and are kept separate from tool accuracy.