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Pet Vaccination Schedule for Dogs, Cats & Cattle (India)
The standard vaccination schedule followed in India for puppies, kittens and calves, based on age and standard clinical cycles. Use the tracker above to enter your pet’s date of birth and get exact due dates for each vaccine — or browse the general schedule below.
🐶 Dog / Puppy Vaccination Schedule
| Vaccine | When it’s due | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Puppy DP (Distemper & Parvo) | ~45 days (6–7 weeks) | First core puppy vaccine. |
| 7-in-1 Vaccine (First Dose) | ~66 days (9–10 weeks) | Covers distemper, parvo, hepatitis, lepto and more. |
| 7-in-1 Vaccine (Booster) | ~87 days (12–13 weeks) | Booster three weeks after the first dose. |
| Anti-Rabies | ~90 days (13 weeks) | Legally mandated in India. |
| Annual Booster (Rabies + 7-in-1) | 365 days (1 year), then yearly | Repeat every year for life. |
🐱 Cat / Kitten Vaccination Schedule
| Vaccine | When it’s due | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tricat / FVRCP (First Dose) | ~60 days (8–9 weeks) | Core cat vaccine (feline rhinotracheitis, calici, panleukopenia). |
| Tricat (Booster) | ~81 days (11–12 weeks) | Booster three weeks after the first dose. |
| Anti-Rabies | ~90 days (13 weeks) | Legally mandated in India. |
| Annual Booster (Rabies + Tricat) | 365 days (1 year), then yearly | Repeat every year for life. |
🐮 Cow / Calf Vaccination Schedule
| Vaccine | When it’s due | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| FMD (Foot & Mouth Disease – 1st Dose) | ~120 days (4 months) | Foot and mouth disease — a major cattle vaccine. |
| FMD (Booster) | ~150 days (5 months) | Booster one month after the first dose. |
| HS & BQ Vaccine | ~180 days (6 months) | Haemorrhagic Septicaemia & Black Quarter. |
| Brucellosis (females only) | ~180 days (6 months) | Once-in-a-lifetime dose for female calves only. |
Important: This is a standard schedule based on Indian laws and standard 21-day clinical cycles. Timing can vary by region, brand and your animal's health — always consult your local veterinarian before vaccinating. Anti-rabies vaccination is legally mandated. This tool is general guidance, not a substitute for veterinary advice.