Animal Passport: Cattle ID

Identify a cow or buffalo by its muzzle, then keep a livestock passport with weight, age, and health for that animal.

Animal Passport is a cattle identification app. Photograph the muzzle to register an animal, then scan it again to check it is the same one. Each passport stores type, gender, age, weight, and an ear tag number, with a QR code and barcode you can share

This is not a pet travel document, not a visa, and not an official government livestock ID.

Animal Passport is free. Every feature is included. There are no subscriptions, in-app purchases, or paid unlocks.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Register a cow or buffalo with a muzzle photo, plus gender, age, optional weight, ear tag, and the location of registration • Scan a muzzle to verify an animal you already registered • Open a digital passport: owner, farm, type, gender, age, weight, tag, QR code, and barcode • Score body condition from three photos (left, right, and back) and get a 1–5 health score with a short condition note • Estimate weight from heart girth and body length, then a value from a market price per kilogram you type in. That number is not a charge • Estimate age from a teeth photo • Ask Cattle Copilot questions about livestock • Sell or gift the animal by transferring the passport to the buyer. The ID stays with the animal

COWS AND BUFFALO ONLY

Registration is for cows and buffalo. The app does not cover dogs, cats, goats, sheep, horses, or other pets, and it does not store vaccine logs, breeding history, or microchip records.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Create an account with email and password 2. Register an animal with a clear muzzle photo 3. Scan later to verify, or open the passport, body condition score, weight estimate, or age estimate 4. Share the passport card when you need to show the record

CATTLE COPILOT

Cattle Copilot is an in-app assistant for general livestock questions. It is not a veterinarian, and it is not a diagnosis or treatment tool. Decisions about a sick or injured animal belong with a qualified vet.

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