KittenScheduleYour kitten's schedule, sorted.
A new kitten arrives with a stack of invisible deadlines: a vaccine series that runs every few weeks, deworming every two, meals that need splitting, a spay/neuter date that sneaks up fast. KittenSchedule turns all of it into one clear plan — built around your kitten's actual age.
The KittenSchedule app generates your kitten's vaccine, feeding, deworming, and milestone schedule automatically from a birth date. Until launch, everything we know is free in the guides below — the same vet-aligned timelines the app is built on.
Start here
- Kitten vaccine schedule
FVRCP, FeLV, and rabies by age — the complete shot chart.
- Kitten feeding schedule
How many meals at each age, and when to switch to adult food.
- New kitten checklist
Everything to buy, set up, and book before (and during) week one.
Priority kitten care pages
- Kitten schedule by age
The page Google is already showing most often: 8, 12, 16 weeks and 6 months.
- Free kitten printables
The quick-reference charts readers are already finding near the top of search.
- Kitten feeding schedule
Meals, timing, and when the routine changes as kittens grow.
- Kitten insurance guide
Plain-English timing and questions to ask before exclusions become a problem.
All guides
- When do kittens get shots?
The short answer (6–8 weeks) and the full timeline behind it.
- Kitten schedule by age
What happens at 8, 12, 16 weeks and 6 months — the master timeline.
- Free printables
A print-ready kitten vaccine chart for the fridge.
Latest kitten guides
- New Kitten First Night: What to Expect
Plan a calm first night with kitten: setup, timeline, normal behaviors, feeding and litter tips, and when to call your veterinarian for help.
- 8-Week-Old Kitten Care: First Days Home
A practical first-week routine for 8-week-old kitten care: feeding, litter, sleep, safe setup, adjustment, and vet follow-up at home.
- Kitten Deworming Schedule: What to Ask Your Vet
Use this vet-question guide to plan a kitten deworming schedule, track visits, and adjust timing for foster, shelter, or indoor kittens.
A note from us: Always confirm timing with your veterinarian — schedules vary by region, breed, and health. KittenSchedule is a planning tool, not a substitute for veterinary care.
Get your kitten's schedule built for you
KittenSchedule is live in your browser — free, no download. Open the app and your kitten’s full schedule is built automatically from their birthday.
iOS app coming soon — leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s on the App Store.