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Dog Health Calendar

Use this simple planning tool to see which health reminders belong on your dog-care calendar, then follow your veterinarian's schedule.

Educational note

This is a general planning guide only. It does not collect or store personal information, and it does not replace your vet's vaccination, parasite prevention, or routine care schedule.

Planning note

Adult dogs usually benefit from steady prevention records and routine checkups. This tool does not store data or create exact medical reminders. Use it as a prompt list, then follow your veterinarian's schedule and product instructions.

ReminderGeneral timing promptWhy it matters
VaccinationsAsk your vet when boosters are dueKeeps core disease protection and records up to date.
Rabies boosterRecord the due date from your vetRabies prevention is a serious South African public-health responsibility.
DewormingSet reminders based on vet and product guidanceSchedules vary by age, risk, household, and product instructions.
Tick and flea preventionUse the interval your vet recommendsSouth African gardens, parks, kennels, beaches, and warm seasons can increase risk.
Routine vet checkupAsk your vet for a routine check rhythmCatches weight, dental, skin, mobility, and prevention issues earlier.
Grooming and coat checksPlan by coat type and seasonHelps spot ticks, fleas, grass seeds, matting, ear issues, and paw problems.
Dental checksAsk your vet what to watch at homeBad breath, tartar, pain, and gum changes can affect comfort and health.
Keep vaccine cards and rabies records backed up.
Write down product names and dates used.
Ask your vet what to do after missed prevention.
Contact a vet quickly for urgent symptoms or sudden illness.

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Common questions

Does the dog health calendar store my data?

No. It runs in your browser as a general planning prompt and does not ask for your name, email, or account.

Can it replace my vet's schedule?

No. Your vet's advice, vaccine records, and product instructions come first.

Can I use it for puppies?

Yes, as a reminder prompt only. Puppies need vet-guided vaccination, deworming, parasite prevention, and safe socialisation planning.