Digital health passport for pets in Singapore
Every vaccine, record and emergency contact, in one passport
Keep your pet's vaccinations, medical history and care reminders together for life, and be ready if they ever go missing.
Takes you to sign-up. Follows your pet across every vet.
Mochi
Shiba Inu mix · 4 years · Microchip on file
- Up to date
Rabies
Next due 14/09/2026
- Due soon
DHPP booster
Due 02/03/2026
- Up to date
Canine cough
Next due 20/06/2026
Clinic apps follow the clinic. PawPassport follows your pet.
The old way
- A paper vaccination booklet that lives in a drawer, or is left at the last clinic.
- Booster dates remembered only when a vet SMS arrives, if it does.
- Records split across every practice you have ever visited.
- A frantic scramble for a photo and details when a pet goes missing.
With PawPassport
- One passport on your phone, with every vaccine stamped in order.
- Reminders set before each due date, for every pet in the household.
- Records from every vet kept together, for life.
- A lost-pet alert and the nearest emergency clinics, ready to share.
Next due
- Due soon
DHPP booster
02/03/2026
- Up to date
Canine cough
20/06/2026
- Up to date
Rabies
14/09/2026
A vaccination timeline you can read at a glance
Each vaccine is logged with the date given, the clinic and the next due date. You see what is up to date, what is coming, and what has slipped.
Health records
Dental scale and polish
Invoice and notes · 11/11/2025
Blood test results
PDF from your vet · 02/08/2025
Microchip certificate
Photo upload · 15/02/2022
Records from every vet, kept together
Upload invoices, results and certificates from any clinic. When you switch vets or travel, your pet's history comes with you. PawPassport organises it. Your vet still makes the medical calls.
Lost pet alert
Mochi is missing
Last seen near the park connector. Shiba Inu mix, cream coat, red collar.
Share alertNearest 24-hour clinics are listed beside it.
Ready if your pet goes missing or falls ill
Share a lost-pet alert with a photo and description in a few taps, and find nearby emergency clinics when every minute counts.
Their health. Their identity. Their safety.
A health passport that follows your pet for life, across every vet.
Built for dog and cat parents in Singapore who are tired of paper booklets and forgotten booster dates.
From paper booklet to passport in an afternoon
Set it up once. After that, it quietly keeps track.
Start my pet's passport-
Add your pet
Name, breed, birthday and microchip details. Add each pet in the household.
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Log vaccinations and records
Enter each vaccine with the clinic and next due date, and upload documents from any vet.
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Get reminded
Preventive-care reminders arrive before a booster, check-up or treatment falls due.
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Be ready for the worst day
Keep emergency clinics close and share a lost-pet alert if your pet goes missing.
Questions pet owners ask
Does PawPassport diagnose my pet or replace my vet?
No. PawPassport organises vaccination records, documents and reminders. It never diagnoses, and your vet remains the one who makes medical decisions.
Does it work with any vet in Singapore?
Yes. It is not tied to one clinic. You enter or upload records from any vet, so your pet's history stays in one place even when you change practices.
What if I still have a paper vaccination booklet?
Keep it. Log each vaccine from the booklet into the passport, or upload a photo of the page, so you are not relying on one piece of paper.
What happens if my pet goes missing?
You can prepare a lost-pet alert with a photo and description, share it, and see nearby emergency clinics from the same app.
Can I keep more than one pet in the household?
The passport is built around each pet having their own profile, records and reminders, so households with a dog and a cat are covered.
Give your pet a passport that never gets left at the clinic
Vaccinations, records and reminders, together from day one.
Takes you to sign-up.