A profile for every pet
Breed, date of birth, coat colour, microchip number, blood type, neutered or not — plus a photo album and a profile page of their own.
Z-Pets is an app for dog and cat owners. Every pet gets a health record holding their vaccinations, vet visits and weight chart; automatic reminders sent straight to your phone; and a collar QR tag so whoever finds them can reach you the moment they go missing.
Free · No ads · iOS, Android and the browser
My pets
3 petsBen
Labrador · 3 years old · 28.4 kg
Miu
British Shorthair · 2 years old
Kem
Poodle · 5 years old · 6.2 kg
Health record · Ben
12 entriesRabies vaccine
12/03 · booster 12/03 next year
Routine check-up
28/05 · 2 result photos attached
Weight, last 6 months
Reminders
This weekVaccination · Ben
In 3 days
Bath · Kem
Repeats every 14 days
Deworming · Miu
Repeats every 90 days
Push notification sending…
Sent to the whole family — everyone who looks after Ben gets this reminder....
Collar QR tag
Ben · 7K2QF9One scan opens Ben's page
Whoever finds them sees the name, photo and how to reach you — you decide whether your phone number shows.
Someone just scanned the tag 2 minutes ago
“I found your pet at Le Van Tam park” — with a map location and a number to call back....
Pet shops
Near youThat is how most dog and cat owners start. The gaps only show at the moment you need the record most — at the vet, or when your pet goes missing:
Paper vaccination cards get lost
One small slip of paper holds your pet's entire vaccination history. Lose it and it is gone, and nobody remembers exactly when the last shot was given.
Visit history is scattered
Each clinic keeps its own piece of the record. Switch clinics and the new vet has to ask you all over again about allergies, existing conditions and past shots.
Nobody can reach you if your pet goes missing
Whoever finds them wants to bring them home, but the collar carries no information at all. Printing your phone number on the collar means giving away personal details.
Breed, date of birth, coat colour, microchip number, blood type, neutered or not — plus a photo album and a profile page of their own.
Log vaccinations, vet visits, lab tests, scans, surgeries and prescriptions — with result photos attached. Weight over time becomes a chart, and allergies and conditions are kept apart.
Vaccinations, baths, nail trims, deworming, medication, feeding — set it once and the system repeats it and pushes a notification. There are quiet hours, and each type can be muted alone.
Clip the tag to the collar. Whoever finds them scans it with a phone camera, lands on your pet's page and messages you with their location — no app to install. You choose whether the phone number or the medical record is shown.
Invite family members in as owner, caregiver or view-only. Reminders go to all of them. When you need to, hand ownership to someone else along with the entire record.
Post under your pet's own name, follow other pets, and group-chat with fellow owners. Anyone selling pet supplies can open a shop, take orders and get paid by VietQR or COD.
No. The app is free and carries no ads. You can create profiles, keep health records, set reminders and use the QR tag without paying anything.
Each tag carries its own code, and you link that code to your pet in the app. Whoever finds them scans the tag with a phone camera to open your pet's public page — no app to install — then sends a message with a callback number and their location. It reaches you in the app.
Only you and the people you invite to help care for them. The public page shown when the QR tag is scanned displays exactly what you allow — the phone number and the medical record each have their own on/off switch.
Yes. Z-Pets has iOS and Android apps and a browser version, all on one account. Your data stays readable offline and syncs again once you are back online. The interface is available in Vietnamese, English and Japanese.
No, and the app says so plainly. The AI assistant helps you look up everyday care information based on your own pet's record, but it does not prescribe, does not replace a diagnosis, and always tells you to take your pet to a vet at any sign of an emergency.
Create an account, add your pet's name and date of birth, then log their most recent shot. From there Z-Pets reminds you about the ones that follow.