Digital Health Record for Your Puppy in Morocco

From the day you adopt, your puppy needs regular care: initial vaccinations, boosters, dewormers and identification. A digital health record keeps it all in one place and reminds you before every due date — no more paper booklet forgotten in a drawer on booster day.

What are the key milestones of the first year?

The puppy's initial vaccination is usually given in several injections, often around 8, 12 and 16 weeks, followed by a first booster at one year and then yearly boosters. The rabies vaccine is typically given from 12 weeks. For deworming, puppies are treated frequently in the first months, then the interval is set with your vet according to lifestyle.

Create your puppy's health record in ALEEF and turn on reminders: you're alerted before every vaccine and dewormer.

The exact schedule (age of first injection, number of boosters, deworming frequency) is set by your vet based on age, health and current regulations.

How do you create the digital record in ALEEF?

Add your puppy (name, breed, date of birth), enter what's already been done (vaccines, dewormers, chip), then enable reminders for upcoming due dates. Update the profile at each vet visit: you keep a full history, useful in an emergency, when travelling or switching vets.

Is identification mandatory in Morocco?

Microchip identification is becoming the norm and is part of keeping your animal's health record compliant. Beyond the obligation, it's the most reliable way to find a lost dog: remember to register and keep your contact details up to date.

Frequently asked questions

When should vaccinations start? Often around 8 weeks for the initial vaccination; your vet sets the exact schedule.

How often should I deworm? Frequently in young puppies, then as advised by your vet and lifestyle.

Can I transfer an existing paper record? Yes: copy the dates already done, then let ALEEF handle upcoming reminders.