A microchip stores a 15-digit number — nothing else. No name, no photo, no health records, no emergency contacts. That number only works if it's registered in a database, and 40% of microchips never are. Even when registered, 35% have outdated contact info. PetLife links your pet's microchip to a complete identity — their health records, your contact info, and a shareable profile — so the chip actually does what you think it does. Registration is free, forever.

When you add a health record to your pet's passport, it shows as owner-reported. When your vet confirms that record — with one tap, no software needed — it becomes a vet-verified credential that's cryptographically signed and tamper-proof. Verified records are trusted by airlines, boarding facilities, and anyone who needs proof your pet's vaccinations are real and current.

Unlike traditional microchip registries that have gone offline (like Save This Life in 2025), PetLife is built on open W3C standards. Your pet's verified credentials are cryptographically signed and portable — they don't depend on PetLife's servers to remain valid. You can export your pet's complete record at any time. We're building this to last, but even if we didn't, your data wouldn't disappear with us.

Yes. Your data is encrypted and never sold. Your pet's passport is private by default — you control exactly who sees it and who to share it with.

The passport, microchip registration, and daily journal are free forever. PetLife Plus (from $9.99/month) adds AI health intelligence, unlimited document uploads, verified credentials, and more. Vaccination bookings are priced by the clinic — you pay the clinic's price, nothing extra.

Any vet can verify your records — no software to install, no account to create, no integration with their existing systems. We send them a link, they review the record, they tap 'Verify.' Takes 60 seconds. If your vet isn't on PetLife yet, you can request them and we'll send an invitation on your behalf.