Pet Vaccination Schedule
A complete vaccination timeline for puppies, kittens, and adult pets. Enter your pet's birth month to see a personalized calendar of when each vaccine is due.
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Vaccination Calendar
Enter your puppy's birth month to see when vaccines are due
June 2026
DHPP (5-in-1)
First dose (6 weeks old)
Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
First dose (if boarding/socializing) (8 weeks old)
July 2026
DHPP (5-in-1)
Second dose (10 weeks old)
Leptospirosis
First dose (12 weeks old)
Lyme Disease
First dose (if in endemic area) (12 weeks old)
Canine Influenza (H3N2/H3N8)
First dose (if recommended) (12 weeks old)
August 2026
DHPP (5-in-1)
Third dose (14 weeks old)
Rabies
First dose (required by law) (16 weeks old)
Leptospirosis
Second dose (booster) (16 weeks old)
Lyme Disease
Second dose (booster) (16 weeks old)
Canine Influenza (H3N2/H3N8)
Second dose (booster) (16 weeks old)
Puppy Vaccination Schedule
First-year vaccination timeline
| Vaccine | Type | Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| DHPP (5-in-1) | Core | 6-8 weeks | First dose |
| Bordetella (Kennel Cough) | Non-Core | 8 weeks | First dose (if boarding/socializing) |
| DHPP (5-in-1) | Core | 10-12 weeks | Second dose |
| Leptospirosis | Non-Core | 12 weeks | First dose |
| Lyme Disease | Non-Core | 12 weeks | First dose (if in endemic area) |
| Canine Influenza (H3N2/H3N8) | Non-Core | 12 weeks | First dose (if recommended) |
| DHPP (5-in-1) | Core | 14-16 weeks | Third dose |
| Rabies | Core | 16 weeks | First dose (required by law) |
| Leptospirosis | Non-Core | 16 weeks | Second dose (booster) |
| Lyme Disease | Non-Core | 16 weeks | Second dose (booster) |
| Canine Influenza (H3N2/H3N8) | Non-Core | 16 weeks | Second dose (booster) |
Vaccine Details
Learn about each vaccine and what it protects against
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Important Notes
- • Core vaccines are recommended for all pets regardless of lifestyle.
- • Non-core vaccines are recommended based on your pet's risk factors (outdoor access, boarding, geographic location).
- • Your veterinarian may adjust this schedule based on your pet's individual health needs.
- • Puppies and kittens need multiple doses because maternal antibodies can interfere with early vaccinations.
- • Never vaccinate a sick pet. Wait until they are fully recovered before scheduling vaccines.
- • Keep vaccination records in a safe place — you'll need them for boarding, travel, and licensing.