Vaccines and preventives
Keeping track of vaccines, and flea, tick and worming dates.
Guides on this topic
Flea, Tick and Worming Reminders: A Simple System
Set one repeating reminder for each preventive product and each pet, on a fixed day, and log every dose with its next due date. Your vet chooses the products and the schedule.
How to Keep Track of Your Pet's Vaccinations
Keep one record per pet with the vaccine name, the date, the clinic and the next due date your vet gave you. Store a photo copy, ask for the full file when you change vets, and set a reminder.
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