Vaccination record
Log each vaccine once and FichaPet keeps the date it was given, the interval you chose, and the date the next dose is due.
A paper booklet lives in a drawer, a glovebox, or the bottom of a bag. It is rarely in your hand at the moment the vet asks for the date of the last booster.
In FichaPet the vaccine sits on the pet timeline with the rest of the file, so the answer takes a second and does not depend on remembering to bring anything.
When you log a vaccine you pick how often it repeats: 7, 15, 30, 60, 90, 180, or 365 days, or a custom interval. FichaPet computes the next due date and keeps it with the record. That is on the free tier.
FichaPet Pro adds the alert before the date arrives, with the lead time you choose (same day, 1, 3, or 7 days ahead), the needs-attention list of what is overdue or due soon, and the next due date shown right on the list.
Vaccines are not a separate app inside the app. They share the timeline with vet visits, treatments, symptoms, weight, and heat cycles, in the order things happened.
On Pro you can attach a photo to the record, so a picture of the old paper booklet page stays with the entry it belongs to.
FAQ
No. You type the name yourself. Vaccine names and protocols vary by country and brand, so a fixed list would be wrong somewhere.
Yes. Set the date the dose was actually given and the record lands in the right place on the timeline.
Vaccine dose alerts are part of FichaPet Pro, with a configurable lead time. The free tier stores the cadence and the computed next due date, sends an appointment reminder one day ahead, and the pet birthday reminder on the day itself.
The tasks your pet needs today, ticked off as they happen.
Learn moreEach treatment on its own cadence, with the next dose calculated.
Learn moreThe logged history turned into a record you can hand to the vet.
Learn moreRecords in a local database on the phone, with no account and no cloud of ours.
Learn moreThe microchip and registry numbers on the pet profile, beside the health record.
Learn moreFree to start, no account to create, and it works without internet.
