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Pet Passport, Pet Care & Business Software Guides

Guides, explanations and references.

Source-backed articles for pet parents, pet professionals and rescues. Every claim cites its source, and unchecked claims are marked as such.

What it is, what belongs in it, and how records move

The Pet Passport

What is a digital pet passport?

A single record for one animal, held by the household and shared with every professional who cares for them.

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What belongs in a pet passport?

Identity, medical history, vaccinations, licences, medication, emergency contacts, handling notes and visit history.

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Pet medical records: what to keep and where

Vaccinations, medications, surgeries, weight, allergies, lab results. What belongs in the record and why it matters that the record moves.

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Pet vaccination records on your phone

Why paper cards get lost, what digital tracking changes, and how the record reaches the groomer, the kennel and the vet.

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How pet records move between providers

Why records get stuck, what a portable record changes, and how Petworking handles the handoff.

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Why records should follow the animal

A dog sees six professionals a year. The record that matters is the one they can all read.

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What records does a groomer need?

Coat type, skin conditions, handling notes, shampoo preferences, vaccination dates. What a groomer should know before the pet arrives.

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What records does a boarding facility need?

Feeding schedule, medications, emergency contacts, vaccination proof, behaviour notes. The baseline for a safe stay.

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International pet documentation

What countries require at the border, and how a digital passport sits alongside the paper one.

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Choosing, comparing and switching

Pet business software

Best pet business software in 2026

Scheduling, records, payments, CRM, inventory and marketplace across grooming, boarding, training, sitting, veterinary and retail.

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A buyer's guide to pet business software

What to look for, what to ask, and what the pricing page does not tell you.

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Moving from Gingr to Petworking

What migrates, what does not, and how the import works.

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Moving from MoeGo to Petworking

Grooming data, clients, pets and appointment history.

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Moving from Time To Pet to Petworking

Walking and sitting data, recurring schedules and client records.

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Software, records and scheduling for pet groomers

For groomers

Best pet grooming software in 2026

Scheduling, coat and skin records, client communication, mobile grooming, payments and vaccination tracking.

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Best mobile pet grooming software

Route planning, van scheduling, mobile payments and per-stop records for groomers who come to the client.

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Pet groomer scheduling software

Appointment booking, staff rotas, no-show management and rebooking for salons and mobile operations.

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Behaviour logs, progress tracking and client communication

For trainers

Dog training software: what to look for

Session scheduling, behaviour logs, progress tracking, client updates and vaccination holds for group classes.

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How to share training progress with pet owners

Photos, notes and goals in one record the owner and the next trainer can both read.

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Reservations, compliance and daily care

For boarding and daycare

Boarding and daycare software guide

Capacity, reservations, feeding instructions, medication tracking, incident reports and vaccination compliance.

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Vaccination compliance for boarding facilities

Which vaccines to require, how to check them, and what the record should show when a pet arrives.

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Patient records, referrals and multi-site practices

For veterinarians

Veterinary practice software: beyond the PMS

Patient records that travel, referral networks, vaccination tracking and a marketplace that connects practices to pet parents.

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Pet referral networks between professionals

A trainer who sees a skin issue, a groomer who finds a lump, a vet who recommends a behaviourist. One platform, one record.

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