VaxTrack

Vaccination timing is essential for protecting companion animals against severe infectious diseases like Parvovirus, Distemper, Rabies, and FPV. VaxTrack combines veterinary medical guidelines with an offline-first architecture. It calculates precise booster schedules tailored to your puppy, kitten, or adult pet's age and region — completely free of tracking, advertisements, or mandatory accounts.

Veterinary-Aligned Protocols

Built upon AAHA and WSAVA clinical guidelines. Automatically separates essential core vaccines (DHPP, Rabies, FVRCP) from lifestyle non-core vaccines (Lyme, Bordetella, FeLV).

Intelligent Local Booster Reminders

Receive proactive reminders 14 days, 3 days, and on appointment day. Notifications ring through your phone's native alarm scheduler with zero cloud dependence.

Multi-Pet Profile Vault

Manage all your dogs and cats in one place. Log microchip numbers, birthdates, neuter status, breed details, and weight trajectories effortlessly.

Deworming & Parasite Prevention

Track recurring monthly heartworm, tick, and flea medications alongside vaccines so your pet stays completely safeguarded throughout the year.

Digital Vet Pass & Exportable History

Going to a boarding kennel or new vet clinic? Instantly export a formatted, verifiable PDF/JSON summary of your pet's vaccination milestones right from your phone.

One-Time Purchase ($2.99 Lifetime)

Pet health care is expensive enough. We don't charge recurring monthly fees. Unlock full multi-pet profiles and exports with a single one-time $2.99 purchase.

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🐾 Free core vaccine tracker with optional $2.99 one-time lifetime Pro upgrade.

Clinical Alignment & Specifications

Designed around rigorous veterinary care timelines while keeping zero surveillance.

Medical Standards

WSAVA & AAHA Global Guidelines

Supported Animals

Canine (Dogs) & Feline (Cats)

Cloud Sync

Zero (100% On-Device Isolation)

Alert Mechanism

Local Scheduled System Alarms

Medical Export

JSON / Formatted Pet Health Card

License Model

Free Core · $2.99 Lifetime Pro

Veterinary Guides & Care

Essential Pet Health & Vaccination Guides

Clear, science-backed guidance to help you navigate puppy shots, kitten schedules, and adult boosters without stress.

Puppy Health 5 min read

The Complete First-Year Puppy Vaccination Schedule: Weeks 6 to 16

Why do puppies need vaccines every 3 to 4 weeks? Understand maternal antibody interference, core shots like Parvo and Distemper, and when it is safe to socialize.

1. The 6-8 Week Window

Maternal antibodies protect newborns but diminish by 6-8 weeks. The first DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza) shot begins stimulating your puppy's own immune defenses.

2. The 16-Week Completion

Rabies is legally required between 12-16 weeks. A final DHPP booster at 16 weeks ensures complete protective immunity before park visits.

Feline Wellness 4 min read

Indoor vs. Outdoor Cats: Do Indoor Cats Really Need Regular Vaccines?

Many pet parents assume indoor cats are immune to viruses. Here is why rabies, panleukopenia, and feline herpesvirus still pose real risks to indoor-only companions.

1. FPV Virus Resilience

Feline Panleukopenia (FPV) is extremely durable and can travel indoors on shoes, clothes, or grocery bags. FVRCP core vaccines remain essential for every cat.

2. Accidental Escapes & Bats

Even indoor cats may slip out an open door or encounter bats entering attics. Rabies vaccination provides non-negotiable legal and medical protection.

Preventive Care 6 min read

Core vs. Non-Core Vaccines Explained: How to Avoid Over-Vaccinating

Not all dogs need the Lyme vaccine, and not all cats require FeLV. Learn how regional risks, hiking habits, and lifestyle determine your pet's ideal protocol.

1. Core Vaccines (Essential For All)

Universal protection against life-threatening, highly contagious viruses with worldwide distribution (Rabies, Canine Parvovirus, Feline Panleukopenia).

2. Lifestyle Non-Core Vaccines

Bordetella (kennel cough) for dogs frequenting grooming salons; Leptospirosis for pets exposed to standing water or wildlife habitats.

VaxTrack FAQ

Common Questions & Answers

Yes! VaxTrack supports multiple pets with independent canine and feline vaccination schedules, custom notes, weight records, and booster timelines.

No. VaxTrack operates 100% offline. All pet names, medical records, and notes remain inside your phone's local storage. We do not operate a backend database.

VaxTrack is currently undergoing final app store review. It will be launching very soon on Google Play and Apple App Store. Bookmark this page or check back shortly!