How to keep track of your pet's vaccinations, preventives and vet dates
Short answer
For each vaccine, preventive or recurring treatment, record the date it was given and the interval your vet gave you (for example every month, every year or every 3 years). Next due = date given + interval. Put each due date in your calendar with a reminder 3 days before, and when it's done, record the new date so the next due date moves forward. Keep the list with your pet's microchip number and vet's phone for boarding or a sitter.
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Next due date = last given + interval (example dates)
Flea & tick given 2026-09-30, every month -> due 2026-10-30
Nail trim done 2026-10-09, every 6 weeks -> due 2026-11-20
Vaccine A given 2025-11-03, every year -> due 2026-11-03
Spreadsheet: next due =EDATE(B2, C2) (C2 = months)
reminder =D2-3Good to know
Use the vaccines and intervals your vet recommends; this page doesn't give veterinary advice.
Keep the vet's paperwork: boarding and groomers often ask for official certificates.
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