Vaccine records
Store vaccine names, dates, booster information and useful care notes for each pet.
Simple vaccine organization
Keep vaccine history, booster dates and upcoming reminders organized in one easy pet-care tracker. PetCare Log helps you stay ahead of important vaccinations without relying on scattered notes or memory alone.
Store vaccine names, dates, booster information and useful care notes for each pet.
Use timely reminders to make upcoming vaccinations less likely to be forgotten.
Keep the next due date visible so boosters and annual shots are easier to plan.
Connect every vaccine record to the correct dog, cat, rabbit, bird or other pet.
How it works
Create a clear health routine that keeps vaccine information connected to the right pet.
Save the vaccine name, date, protection period, booster information and any notes that matter.
Set the expected booster or renewal date so the routine stays connected to the correct pet.
Use reminders and vaccine history to see what is complete and what is coming next.
Made for real pet-health routines
Vaccine information can become difficult to track when multiple pets, boosters or yearly schedules overlap. PetCare Log keeps the essential details together in one straightforward app.
Pet vaccination tracker FAQ
Yes. You can organize vaccine names, dates, booster schedules and upcoming reminders for each pet.
Yes. You can keep vaccine history and related notes connected to the correct pet profile.
Yes. PetCare Log keeps vaccine records connected to individual pet profiles. The free version includes one pet profile, while Pro unlocks unlimited pets.
Yes. You can record previous vaccine dates and organize the next expected booster or annual due date.
No. PetCare Log is an organization tool and does not replace a licensed veterinarian or professional vaccination advice.
Organize vaccine records, booster dates and everyday pet-care tools together with PetCare Log.
Get PetCare Log on Google PlayPetCare Log is a pet-care organization app and does not provide veterinary diagnosis, veterinary treatment or vaccination recommendations. Contact a licensed veterinarian for medical questions.