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Kitten vaccine chart
Fill this in at every vet visit — date given, product, and when the next dose is due. The age windows follow the standard kitten vaccine schedule; the deworming rows track the cadence from the schedule by age.
| Item | Target age | Date given | Product / notes | Next due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FVRCP dose 1 | 6–8 weeks | |||
| FVRCP dose 2 | 10–12 weeks | |||
| FVRCP dose 3 | 14–16 weeks | |||
| FeLV dose 1 | 8–12 weeks | |||
| FeLV dose 2 | 3–4 weeks after dose 1 | |||
| Rabies | 12–16 weeks (per local law) | |||
| FeLV/FIV test | first visit | |||
| FVRCP booster | ~12–16 months | |||
| Rabies booster | per local law |
| Dose | Target age | Date given | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | 2–4 weeks (breeder/shelter) | ||
| 3 | 6 weeks | ||
| 4 | 8 weeks | ||
| 5 | 10 weeks | ||
| 6 | 12 weeks | ||
| 7–10 | monthly, 3–6 months | ||
| Fecal exam | first visit + per vet |
Spay/neuter target date: Microchip #:
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.
Save a care plan for your kitten
Create a free account, add your kitten's birthday, and see age-based vaccine, deworming, feeding-change, and milestone checklists. Check off completed items and keep the schedule and history backed up across your signed-in devices.
Free for one kitten. No card required. Creating an account does not subscribe you to marketing emails.
Use the browser for your plan and history. Due-date notifications are available in the iPhone and Android apps after you allow notifications.