Puppy schedule app

PupPlan is a puppy schedule app for iPhone, iPad and Android. It generates a care plan automatically from the dog’s birthdate, covering vaccines, worming, flea and tick, grooming and nail trims, vet checks and training milestones. Toilet trips and feeding times are reminders you set. Each pee and poo can be logged, and the short training for that day sits in a personalised Training Journey.

What you can put on the schedule

The care plan is generated automatically from the birthdate you enter. It covers vaccines, worming, flea and tick, grooming and nail trims, vet checks, and training milestones. If a date is wrong, open the reminder, change it, and save. Your vet sets the medical dates. The vaccination guide is the timeline to take to the clinic.

Toilet trips and feeding times are reminders you set, with quick templates. They are not age-based. Logging each pee and poo shows the pattern in when this puppy needs to go. Feeding amounts are tracked separately: a food database, daily calorie targets and custom foods.

Meal counts, sleep and toilet gaps from 8 weeks to 12 months are in the puppy schedule by age. PupPlan holds the reminders. It does not replace that guide, or your vet.

Training in the same day

The puppy training planner is the course side of the same app. Short training sessions sit in the same day as the routine. That training is a personalised Training Journey: a progressive path, with XP, levels, daily streaks and course unlocks, beside 21 training courses plus 10 trick courses. Each course has lessons, homework and quizzes.

For the first weeks, start with a puppy’s first weeks, then the potty training guide and crate training. The Potty Training course in the app is the step-by-step version of that routine.

How PupPlan compares

Doggy Time and Pup to Date focus on logging and tracking. PupPlan is built around structured courses, with care reminders alongside.

Doggy Time calls itself a free dog training app. Its homepage says it tracks training, health and daily care for 35+ species, including dogs, cats, rabbits and birds, with potty training logs, vaccination reminders, GPS tracking and family sharing. It also says you can log activities from an Apple Watch, and follow progress on charts. The Doggy Time tools page includes a puppy potty schedule generator based on age, wake-up time and bedtime, described there as printable and shareable.

Pup to Date describes event tracking and reminders that fire after another event. Their example is a walk reminder two hours after feeding. The same page describes family sharing by a code, export of your data, and training stats: trends, streaks and activity breakdowns.

PupPlan is a dog app: force-free courses, a Training Journey, an automatic care plan from the birthdate, and a log of each pee and poo. PupPlan is free to download, with a free 1-week trial. After that it needs a subscription of €9.99 a year in Europe, or the local App Store or Google Play price. Doggy Time describes itself as free.

The same app next to the training apps people already use: PupPlan vs Dogo, PupPlan vs Puppr and PupPlan vs Woofz.

What to look for in a puppy schedule app

Reminders you can move. A vet’s date beats a generic one. PupPlan lets you edit a reminder’s date and time, then save.
A record, not only an alarm. PupPlan can log each pee and poo so the pattern is visible.
Meals next to the toilet routine. Feeding reminders sit with the toilet reminders. Calorie targets are a separate nutrition tool.
Short training in the same day. The Training Journey’s sessions sit alongside the routine reminders.
A straight answer on price, ads and data. No ads. Data stays on the device unless you turn on cloud backup. Export and import in Settings is a copy of what is on the device.
More than one dog. The care plan works for a multi-dog household, as well as for one puppy or a senior dog.

Guides for the routine

Puppy schedule by age — meals, sleep, toilet trips and vaccines from 8 weeks to 12 months.
A puppy’s first weeks — feeding, vaccines, the crate, toilet training, socialising and biting.
How to potty train a puppy — the outing, the reward, and accidents.
Crate training — the den for the times you cannot watch them.
How much to feed a dog — portions, including puppies.
Puppy vaccination schedule — the timeline for your vet.

Price, language and where the data lives

PupPlan is free to download, with a free 1-week trial. After that it needs a subscription of €9.99 a year in Europe, or the local App Store or Google Play price. There are no ads and your data is never sold. The app is offline by default. A cloud account is optional, and it is what backs up the data and shares pets with family. The interface is translated into 19 languages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a puppy schedule app?

A puppy schedule app is a place to keep the day’s toilet trips, meals, sleep and short training, instead of holding them in your head. PupPlan does that with an automatic care plan from the dog’s birthdate, toilet and feeding reminders you set, a log of each pee and poo, and a personalised Training Journey for the training.

Can PupPlan remind me about potty breaks?

Yes. Toilet trips and feeding times are reminders you set, with quick templates. You can log each pee and poo to spot patterns in when your puppy needs to go.

Does the care plan follow the puppy’s age?

The health care plan is generated automatically from the birthdate. It covers vaccines, worming, flea and tick, grooming and nail trims, vet checks, and training milestones. You can edit a reminder, then save. Your vet sets the medical dates. Toilet trips and feeding times are reminders you set, with quick templates, and they are not age-based. Meal counts and toilet gaps by age are written in the puppy schedule by age guide, which is a plan to take to your vet.

Can I use PupPlan for more than one dog?

Yes. The care plan works for a new puppy, a senior dog, and a multi-dog household. An optional cloud account can share a pet with family across devices, with the roles Owner, Admin, Member and Viewer.

Does PupPlan work offline?

Yes. PupPlan is offline by default — your dog’s data stays on your device and the app works without an internet connection. You can optionally turn on a cloud account to back up your data and share pets with family across devices.