Dog vaccine tracker and booster reminder app
Maggie is a dog vaccine tracker for keeping dose records and upcoming booster dates together. Copy details from your clinic record, set a reminder and open the history when you need it.
Record each vaccine dose
Keep the vaccine, date given, vet name, lot number and a photo of the clinic record together. Copy the product name carefully and ask the clinic about details you cannot read.
Plan the next booster reminder
Use the next due date supplied by your vet. Set reminder lead time to help you book the appointment, and enable notifications on your phone.
Open your saved records offline
Vaccination entries and schedules are stored locally. You can open the history already saved on your phone without a connection. Backup and sync across your own devices are included with Plus and Pro.
Keep clinic documents findable
Use your app history as a personal summary alongside the original clinic documents. Ask a boarding facility which documents it accepts before check-in. The records and printable organiser guide helps you prepare.
How to organise vaccination records in Maggie
- Choose your dog: Add a Vaccine entry and copy the vaccine name and date from the clinic record.
- Keep the details: Add the vet name, lot number and record photo where available. Do not guess missing information.
- Confirm the next date: Use your vet's due date for the next appointment and reminder.
Combination shots and booster dates
Maggie links supported combination products to their listed vaccine components. This helps organise dose history; an app record cannot confirm an individual dog's immunity.
The WSAVA vaccination guidelines provide guidance for veterinarians to adapt to local conditions. Your dog's age, history, product and location matter when your vet sets the next date. Read the vaccine schedule guide for background and confirm the plan with your clinic.
Frequently asked questions
What is Maggie's dog vaccine tracker?
Maggie keeps vaccination entries and upcoming schedules in your dog's profile. You can record dose details from clinic paperwork and plan booster reminders using your vet's dates.
Which vaccines can I record?
The dog vaccine catalogue includes rabies, common combination vaccines and other canine products. Select the matching entry and confirm the product with your clinic if you are unsure.
How does Maggie handle combination vaccines?
Supported combination products are linked to their listed components so the history can be organised by vaccine component. This is record keeping, not a test of immunity or a guarantee of protection.
Does the vaccine tracker work without internet?
Yes. Records and schedules already saved on your phone can be opened offline. Cloud backup and sync need a connection and a Plus or Pro plan.
Are app records official boarding or travel documents?
No. They are owner-maintained summaries. Keep the original clinic records and ask the facility or relevant authority which official documents are required. The app does not issue vaccination certificates.
Is vaccination tracking free?
Free includes local records and reminders for every pet. Plus adds cloud backup and your own-device sync; Pro also adds household sharing.
Leo is an AI companion, not a veterinarian. For medical concerns, always consult your vet.
Guides
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How often does my dog need vaccines?
Adult dogs need the core vaccine every 3 years in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, and yearly in India. See rabies, lepto and kennel cough by country.
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