Week 1
Settling in
A feeding routine starts, and a first vet checkup goes on the calendar.

For owners of a puppy under twelve months. One calendar built around food, vaccines, training and growth for your puppy specifically — not a training course, not a tracker.
Enter these six facts about your puppy and Pawlume renders their entire first year as 52 dated weeks — from today to their first birthday.
This is a sample of the 52-week plan a puppy named Maple gets after checkout. Every Monday, a short email flags the week ahead — the same line each of these cards is built from.
Week 1
A feeding routine starts, and a first vet checkup goes on the calendar.
Week 12
Portions go up. Second booster due 2 April.
Week 20
Leash walks and recall practice move to the front of the week.
Week 30
Calm greetings and settling around visitors, worked in around naps.
Week 40
Portions and feeding times start shifting toward an adult schedule.
Week 52
The year’s plan is complete, end to end.
56 pages, built for one puppy from her breed, her date of birth and her weight. One payment, one file, yours to print and write on. There is nothing to cancel.
One page per Week of her life, each with its own date range, from the week she was born to her first birthday.
Cups and grams a day, split into meals, recalculated week by week from her weight and your food’s calories per cup.
Core vaccines, deworming, parasite prevention, the six-month check and the 12-month booster, each in its published age window.
One training or socialisation task per Week, in order: crate, name, handling, sounds, recall, loose leash, settling, adolescence.
A vaccination record and a weight log, ruled and ready to fill in by hand, plus note lines on every Week.
WSAVA, AAHA, AVMA, AAFCO, NRC, CAPC and AVSAB, listed at the back with a link to each.
Three questions, no account. You see the week she is in now, and 3 pages of the file, before you decide.