Free puppy tools
Free Puppy Tools & Calculators
Instant answers to the questions new puppy owners search for: how much to feed, how big your puppy will get, what size crate to buy and when the next vet visit is. No sign-up and no email needed.
- Instant results
- No sign-up
- Based on veterinary guidance
- Works on your phone
Puppy Feeding Calculator
Daily calories, grams and cups for your puppy, by weight and age.
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Puppy Weight Calculator
Estimate how big your puppy will get, by age, weight and breed size.
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Dog Age Calculator
Convert your dog’s age to human years and see their life stage.
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Puppy Crate Size Calculator
Find the right crate size for your puppy’s adult size.
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Puppy Potty Break Calculator
How long can your puppy hold it? Get a toilet-break schedule.
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Puppy Vaccination & Milestone Calculator
Turn a birthday into a dated schedule of vaccines and vet visits.
Use the calculatorWant something to print?
Every tool pairs with a free printable checklist. Download the PDF and stick it on the fridge.
Free date calculator
When is the next vet visit?
Enter your puppy's birthday or the day you brought them home and get a dated schedule of vaccines, vet visits and training milestones, ready to print.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Are the puppy checklists really free?
Yes. Every checklist is free to read, print and download as a PDF. There is no sign-up and no email required.
Can I download these checklists from any country?
Yes. The checklists are free for puppy owners in every country. PDFs are print-ready on A4, and in the print window you can pick any paper size you have. Weights are shown in both pounds and kilograms.
How do I print a puppy checklist?
Open any checklist and choose Download PDF, or Print / Preview to look at it first and print it. In the print window you can pick your paper size. The PDF has tick boxes so you can mark items off by hand, or you can tick them on screen and your progress is saved in your browser.
What should I do first when I bring a puppy home?
Set up a safe puppy zone, take your puppy to the toilet spot straight away, offer water and a small meal, and book a vet check within the first few days. The New Puppy Checklist and the First Week Checklist walk you through it step by step.
What is the best checklist to start with?
Start with the New Puppy Checklist, then add the First Week, Potty Training and Vaccination Schedule checklists. Choose your breed on the breed guides page for tailored tips.
Are these checklists a substitute for veterinary advice?
No. They are general guides to help you stay organised. Vaccine schedules, feeding and health decisions depend on your puppy and your region, so always follow your own vet.
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