What is a pet digital passport?

A pet digital passport is a digital document that contains information about a pet's identity, health status, and vaccination history. It is designed to provide a convenient and efficient way to store and share information about a pet's health and vaccination history, similar to a human digital passport.

A pet digital passport typically includes the following information:

• The pet's name, breed, age, sex, and microchip number (if applicable)
• The pet's date of birth and date of last vaccination
• A list of vaccinations administered to the pet, including the type of vaccine, the dosage, and the date of administration
• Information about the pet's health status, including any medical conditions or allergies
• Contact information for the pet's owner and veterinarian
• Any additional relevant information, such as travel history or medications being taken
• The digital passport can be accessed and shared electronically, which makes it easier for pet owners to provide proof of vaccination or health status to veterinarians, groomers, dog walkers, or pet sitters. It can also be helpful when traveling with pets, as some countries require digital documentation of a pet's health and vaccination history.

Pet digital passports can be created and managed through various apps and websites, such as Pet-ID.app, which allow pet owners to easily update and share their pet's information. Some veterinary clinics and animal hospitals may also offer digital passport services for their clients.

Using a pet digital passport can simplify the process of managing a pet's health and vaccination information, and it can help ensure that pets receive the appropriate care and attention they need.