Why keep a vaccination calendar for your dog or cat
Vaccinations, deworming and tick protection come back every few months or once a year — each on its own schedule, and with two or three pets it is easy to lose track. A paper health booklet sits in a drawer and reminds you of nothing. In FeliCan all dates are in one place, on your phone, and you get a reminder before it is too late.
How it works
- Add your pet — a dog or a cat, pedigree, mixed breed or domestic cat. A name, species and sex are enough; add the date of birth and microchip number whenever you like.
- Record the vaccination — on the animal's page, in the “Health” section, choose the type of entry (vaccination, deworming, health test, vet visit or other), the date and a short description, e.g. the vaccine name from the booklet. You can attach a photo or a scan of the booklet page.
- Enter the next due date — the one your vet wrote in the booklet or told you at the visit.
- Get a reminder — before the date (a week ahead by default) we send an e-mail to everyone who looks after the animal. We also remind you of a date that has already passed.
Dates in your phone's calendar
Upcoming dates are shown on “My animals” and in the “Calendar”. Connect the FeliCan calendar to the calendar on your phone (Google, Apple, Outlook) — the vaccination appears next to your other appointments, so you will not book something else for that day.
The whole family knows when the vet is due
Invite your partner, children or a pet sitter for the holidays. Everyone sees the same animals and the same dates, and each of them gets the reminders — not only the person who created the account.
A health card for the vet
With one button you prepare a PDF health card: the animal's details with the microchip number, vaccinations and deworming with due dates (overdue ones in red), visits, weight and observations from the last 90 days. Print it or show it on your phone at the clinic — especially useful with a new vet, at an emergency clinic or for a pet sitter.
Which vaccinations, and when?
That depends on your pet's age, lifestyle and health, and on the rules of the country you live in or travel to. Agree on a vaccination and deworming plan with your veterinarian — FeliCan does not suggest dates by itself, it keeps track of the ones you enter. Rules differ between countries: in some, rabies vaccination of dogs is compulsory, and travelling abroad with a pet usually requires a valid rabies vaccination recorded in its passport — check the details with your vet before the trip.
Free, no ads
A FeliCan account is free, with no limit of animals and no ads, and your data is stored in the European Union. FeliCan works in your phone's browser — add it to your home screen and open it like an app. Besides vaccinations you can record weight, documents, photos and walks.