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A care plan for your pet's age.

What is due, when, and why it matters. Flok builds it from what you tell it about your pet and keeps it in step with your vet's papers.

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Built from your pet, not from a generic list.

Species, birthday, breed, sex, and whether your pet is spayed or neutered. For dogs, breed or size also shapes the timing: large and small dogs grow up on different clocks.

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What the plan covers

  • Vaccines and boosters, on your pet's own dates.
  • Parasite prevention and tests.
  • Checkups and teeth.
  • The bigger decisions, like when to spay or neuter.
  • Everyday care that changes with age: meals per day, switching to adult food, foods to avoid.
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Every line says why.

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Buddy

Golden Retriever, 17 weeks

  • Core Vaccine Series

    Dose 3 of 4 done. Next due Aug 12.

    Finishing the full series is what makes protection stick.

  • Heartworm Test

    At 7 months.

    Heartworm is silent until it isn't. The test is how it gets caught while it's still treatable.

  • First Adult Booster

    At 12 to 16 months.

    It locks in the protection the puppy series built and starts the adult booster rhythm.

  • Rabies Booster

    Due Jul 15, 2027.

    Protection from the very first rabies shot only lasts 12 months, even if the vial said '3-year'.

Now, this month, later.

The plan sorts what's due by when. Today shows what's planned, and when nothing is, it says so.

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When your vet says otherwise, the plan follows.

Scan a vaccination card or a visit summary, confirm what Flok found, and the dates in the plan update to match.

Flok is not a vet. The plan is built from published veterinary guidelines and your pet's own papers. Your vet has the final word.

Because pets can't tell you.

Download Flok, tell us about your dog or cat, and see their plan.

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