Everything important about your pet, in one place.
Health records, vaccinations, microchip, paperwork — organised the moment you need them, and yours to keep wherever your pet's care happens next.
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Pepper
Terrier mix
Date of birth
Feb 12, 2024 (est.)
Sex
Female
MICROCHIP
985 141 000 827 365
Document wallet
See all ›Rabies certificate
Pepper · issued Mar 14, 2024
Valid until Mar 14, 2027
One record, ready for whatever comes next
- A new vet
- A boarding stay
- A flight
- An emergency
- A move
- A sitter
Built for the way pet records actually arrive.
A photo from the vet. A folder from the shelter. Something you were told once and half remember. Monty turns that into one record you can rely on.

Photograph it. Monty reads it.
Point your camera at a vaccination certificate and Monty pulls out the vaccine, the dates, the microchip number and the clinic — then shows you what it read so you can check it.
It tells you when it doesn't know.
Every record is documented, needs attention, or isn't confirmed. That third state is the honest one most apps hide — and it comes with a next step, usually a question for your vet.
A passport you can hold up at the desk.
Name, breed, date of birth, sex and the microchip number everyone scans — on one card, with a line saying whether the rabies record is current.
Three steps, then it keeps up on its own.
- 1
Add your pet
Name, breed, date of birth — then photograph whatever records you already have. One vaccination certificate is enough to start, and you can add the rest whenever it turns up.
- 2
Monty keeps it straight
Dates, renewals, dose sequences and paperwork stay organised in one place, with a note of where every detail came from.
- 3
It's ready when it's needed
At the desk, at the counter, at the border. Pull it up or share a link — no folder of paper, no calling the old clinic to ask what they gave her.
Health
Vaccinations
Rabies
›Valid until Mar 14, 2027
From a document · tap to see it
DHPP
No expiry date on the record
From the shelter
Bordetella
›Valid until Jan 2, 2027
From a document · tap to see it
Weight
Latest weight
31.3 lb
You added this
They open a link. That's the whole thing.
A groomer, boarder, sitter or new vet gets a page in their own browser — what's on the record, what's in date, and where each detail came from. No account, no download, nothing to install. You can revoke it whenever you like.

≈2 y 6 m · FS · Terrier mix · 31.3 lb
about 2 years 6 months old · female, spayed · Terrier mix
- Microchip
- 985141000827365
- ISO 11784/11785
- Spay / neuter
- Spayed
- Apr 4, 2024
Immunization
3 of 3 in dateRabies
Given Mar 14, 2024 · valid through Mar 14, 2027 · in 6 months
Bordetella
Given Jan 2, 2026 · valid through Jan 2, 2027
DHPP
Given Jun 9, 2026 · no expiry on the record · dose 2 of 3
Dates are what the record says. Whether a vaccination protects Pepper is a judgement only her vet can make.
The paperwork, checked against the official sources.
Monty tracks what each route requires and shows you what's documented and what still needs confirming. Every requirement cites the authority it came from and when we last checked it.
United States → European Union
Microchip, rabies, the 21-day wait, health certificate
United States → Great Britain
Plus the 24-hour to 5-day tapeworm window
United States → Canada
A rabies certificate — simpler than most people expect
United States → Mexico
Screwworm certification, in both directions

The records outlast the vet, the move, and the boarding kennel.
Wherever your pet's care happens next, what you already know about them goes with you.
Work at a shelter or rescue? Send adopters home with the records already organised.
Monty is in private beta.
We're opening accounts a few at a time while we finish things off. Leave your email and we'll let you know when there's a place for you.