Vaccine timeline
Enter your pet's birthday and see the typical vaccination schedule mapped to real dates. Based on the standard AAHA and AAFP guidelines; your vet tailors the details and state law sets rabies timing.
Enter a birthday to see the personalized schedule, or save a pet and it fills in automatically.
The short version
Puppies and kittens get a series of three core vaccine rounds between roughly 6 and 16 weeks (DHPP for dogs, FVRCP for cats), because the immunity they drink in with mother's milk fades on its own schedule and the series covers the gap. Rabies arrives around 14-16 weeks and is required by law. Boosters land at one year, then settle into an every-1-to-3-year rhythm for adult life.
Non-core vaccines (bordetella, leptospirosis, Lyme, FeLV for outdoor cats) depend on lifestyle: daycare, hiking, region. That conversation belongs to your vet, who knows what is actually circulating locally.
This is general educational information, not veterinary advice. When in doubt about your own pet, ask your veterinarian.