Track and plan your dog's vaccination timeline in the USA
Keep your furry friend healthy and safe! The vaccination schedule below is designed for dogs in the USA, following common veterinary guidelines.
Enter your dog’s age and we’ll show you which vaccines are due soon — from early puppy shots to adult and senior boosters.
Always consult your local veterinarian for a personalized vaccination plan.
Enter your dog’s current age to generate a personalized vaccination schedule.
A dog vaccination schedule is a list of the most important shots your dog needs to stay healthy and avoid getting sick. It helps pet owners remember when their pets need to get their shots and makes sure that puppies and adult dogs are protected at the right times.
Our schedule follows standard veterinary guidelines for the USA:
Result: An 8-week-old puppy has 4 upcoming vaccines over the next 8 weeks
Core vaccines (DHP, Rabies) are essential and often legally required. Non-core vaccines depend on your dog's lifestyle, location, and risk exposure. Consult your vet for personalized recommendations.
If you get your vaccines late, you may have to start the series over or get more boosters. Don't worry, but call your vet right away to find out the best way to catch up on your dog's vaccinations.
Most dogs experience no side effects. Mild reactions like lethargy or soreness are normal. Severe reactions are rare but require immediate veterinary attention. Benefits far outweigh risks.
Yes! Even dogs that live indoors need core vaccines. There are many ways that diseases like rabies and parvovirus can spread. Some vaccines may not be necessary if you really only live indoors.
Depending on the type of vaccine, core vaccines usually protect for 1 to 3 years. Vaccines for rabies last for one to three years, while DHP may protect for three years after the first series. Annual visits to the vet help figure out when to give boosters.