Pet vaccination tracker
Every pet vaccination, every booster date, one place
Vaccination proof is the thing you always need at the worst moment — at the boarding desk, at a new clinic, at an airport counter. Pettioe keeps the dates, the certificates and the next-due reminders together.
What you get
Vaccine name, date given, clinic, lot number and next-due date for each pet.
Next-due dates become alerts and calendar entries so boosters do not lapse.
Upload photos or PDFs of the paper certificate alongside the record.
A date-stamped vaccination record you can email, print or hand over at a desk.
Send records with an expiry date, optional password and instant revocation.
Dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, birds and reptiles all use the same record structure.
How it works
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Add your pet
One profile per animal, unlimited pets included.
- 2
Enter each vaccine
Type it or scan the clinic printout, and attach the certificate image.
- 3
Set the next-due date
Pettioe turns it into a reminder and a calendar entry.
- 4
Export when asked for proof
Generate the PDF or send a share link that expires when you want it to.
Common questions
Which vaccinations can I track?
Any of them. Pettioe does not lock you to a dog-and-cat list, so rabies, DHPP, bordetella, leptospirosis, FVRCP, FeLV, and bird, reptile or rabbit vaccines all record the same way: vaccine name, date given, vet, lot number if you have it, and the next-due date.
Will it tell me when a booster is due?
Yes. Enter the next-due date and the vaccine appears on the reminder list and the shared calendar, with alerts as the date approaches.
Can I get proof for boarding or groomers?
Yes. Generate a date-stamped PDF of the vaccination record in one tap, or send a secure share link that expires and can be password protected and revoked.
Can I upload the paper certificate?
Yes. Attach photos or PDFs of the certificate to the record, so the original document travels with the vaccine entry.
What if I do not know past dates?
Add what you have and leave the rest blank. Ask your clinic for a printout, photograph it, and the label scanner can pull the details in for you.