Pet Care Reminders - Your Dates, Your Calendar
Flea treatment, worming, the yearly booster, nail trims, the food bag running low: pet care runs on dates, and they are easy to lose. Add the dates you already know, choose how often each one repeats, then send the whole list to your phone calendar in one file. It is free, there is no account, and nothing leaves your device until you download it.
The dates come from you. This tool suggests no schedule. How often a vaccine, parasite treatment or medicine is given depends on your pet, the product and where you live, and that is for your vet and the product label to say. The tool remembers what you tell it and adds nothing of its own.
Your reminders
This browser is not keeping data for this page, so your list will be lost when you close it. Download the calendar file or a backup before you leave.
No reminders yet. Add the first one above: the next flea or worming date on the packet is a good place to start.
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How it works
- Add each date you know: the next treatment from the packet, the booster date on the vaccination card, the day you expect the food bag to run out.
- Choose how often it repeats. Copy the interval from the label, the prescription or your vet's instructions; if you are not sure, leave it as a one-off and ask at the next visit.
- Tap Add all to my calendar. You get one file with every reminder, its repeat and its alert. Your phone or computer calendar does the reminding from then on, even if you never come back here.
- When you have done something, tap Done today. A repeating reminder moves to its next date, counted from today. Download the calendar file again if you changed anything you want in your calendar.
Getting it into your phone calendar
The download is a standard calendar file (.ics), which almost every calendar app can read.
- iPhone or iPad: tap the downloaded file, then Add All. The events land in the calendar you pick, with their alerts.
- Google Calendar: on a computer, open Google Calendar, go to Settings, then Import & export, and import the file. The events then show on your Android phone too. For a single reminder, the Google Calendar link next to it opens a ready-filled event instead.
- Outlook: open the file, or in Outlook on the web choose Add calendar, then Upload from file.
Some calendar apps drop alerts when they import a file. If yours does, add the alert on one event and it will repeat with the series.
Where your reminders are kept
Only in this browser, on this device. Nothing you type here is sent to Paw Multiverse, and there is no account to sign in to. The flip side: clearing your browsing data, or switching phone, deletes the list. Save a backup gives you a small file you can restore here on any device, and the calendar file keeps working wherever you import it. The Google Calendar link sends that one reminder's text to Google, and only when you tap it.
Where to find your dates
- Vaccinations: the vaccination card or record from your vet shows when each one is next due. Our vaccination planner lists the questions worth asking at the appointment.
- Flea, tick and worming treatments: the packet or prescription states how often the product is given. Products differ, so copy it from your own.
- Check-ups: how often to take your dog to the vet explains what changes with age; your vet sets the actual date.
- Nails and teeth: see trimming your dog's nails at home and dog dental care.
- Food: when you open a new bag, check its barcode against the recall record. Changing food? Switching food safely walks through the changeover.
- Everything in one place: the pet emergency folder collects the records a vet will ask for, and the lifelong care plan covers what to write down over your pet's life.
Questions
Will this website send me notifications?
No. The reminding is done by your own calendar app once you import the file, so it works offline and does not depend on this site.
Why are there no suggested intervals?
Because a wrong default is worse than none. Treatment intervals vary by product, by the animal's age, weight and health, and by local risk. Your vet and the product label are the right source; this tool only keeps the dates you give it.
Can I track more than one pet?
Yes. Give each reminder the pet's name and use Show to filter the list by pet. Each calendar event starts with the pet's name.
I changed a reminder. Do I need to import again?
Yes, if you want the change in your calendar. Importing the file again into the same calendar usually updates the existing events rather than duplicating them, because each reminder keeps its own ID; if your app duplicates them, delete the old ones.
My pet seems unwell. Is this the right page?
No. Phone your vet or an emergency vet. Is this an emergency? and find an emergency vet can help you make that call.