Keep your pet's identification, ownership details, and vaccine history in one booklet you can bring anywhere, from an international flight to a same day boarding drop-off.
A pet passport, also called an animal passport or pet health passport, does more than prepare you for international travel. Groomers, daycares, and boarding kennels can also use it to see your pet's vaccine history and contact details, without you tracking down paperwork at each visit. And it isn't only for dogs and cats: the same booklet works for any animal United Pet Club registers.
Every UPC pet passport covers three areas: animal information (name, species, breed, microchip, and club registration), vaccines and treatments (rabies, other core vaccines, antiparasite treatments, and annual wellness exams), and records (veterinary visits, medications, and notes). Pair it with your pet's microchip and registry profile for a complete identification set.
Pet professionals can feature their business inside the passport too, with a full color page to promote a practice or kennel. Contact us to set up a custom print run, whether you need one passport or many.
English-Spanish is recommended for travel in the USA, English-French for Canada, and other language combinations are available.
Choose from more than 20 colors and textures. The cover gives the booklet a finished look and helps it last.
Add a color photo of your pet with the information prefilled, so the passport is ready to use as soon as it arrives.
Order a single passport for one pet, no bulk purchase required.
The animal information section covers pet details, ownership history, veterinary and professional contacts, insurance and contract records, and space for achievements like Canine Good Citizen certificates or show results.
The vaccines and treatments section covers annual wellness exams, rabies vaccination records, other core vaccines, antiparasite treatments, and any other treatments or surgeries, each with space for the date, label, and vet signature.
It's a booklet that keeps your pet's identification, ownership, and vaccine and treatment records together. It's designed for travel, but works just as well for vet visits, grooming, or boarding.
Yes. Animal passport, pet passport, and pet health passport all describe the same kind of booklet. United Pet Club passports work for any species, so the record book fits a dog, a cat, a horse, or a bird equally well.
It depends on where you're going. Many countries and airlines require proof of rabies vaccination and identification, and a passport keeps that proof organized in one place. Requirements vary, so always check the official rules for your destination before you travel.
Animal details like species, breed, and microchip number, ownership and contact information, and a full vaccine and treatment history, including rabies, other core vaccines, and antiparasite treatments.
Yes. Custom passports include a full color page you can use to feature your practice, kennel, or business, with no minimum order quantity.
No. Passports can be ordered one at a time or in bulk for a business.
Personalize the cover, prefill your pet's details, and keep every vaccine record in one place, backed by your pet's free registry profile.
