Your dog's papers, always with you.
Puppies from a breeder come home with their record already started. Any other dog starts here. Show the vet, the kennel or the sitter only what they need.
What Pablo does
Useful on day one, before anyone else you know has an account.
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A record that keeps growing
Vaccinations, tests, weight, treatments, the letter from the vet — each one dated. A reminder comes before the next vaccination is due.
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A photo instead of typing it out
Photograph the vet's report or upload the PDF.
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Share exactly what's needed
The vet gets the whole record. The boarding kennel gets vaccinations. The dog sitter gets allergies and medication. You choose what, for how long, and you see when it was opened. Switch it off at any moment.
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The pedigree as a tree
Parents, grandparents and littermates, read from the pedigree.
The whole family, from one pedigree.
The breeder starts the record.
Pablo · Beagle
A beagle from eight weeks to ten years old, beside the record filling up alongside him.
Where do you start?
Breeders start with a litter. Owners start with the dog they already have — with or without a breeder.
I breed dogs
With every litter, you write out the same pedigree and the same parents' results again — once for every puppy. And when a puppy leaves, everything you wrote about it stays in your folder.
With Pablo, you enter the pedigree and results once for the whole litter. Each puppy leaves with its own record, and the family takes it over with one link. Until handover you keep the record; after that, the family does — and you can follow the health of your litter.
If you already have a waiting list for your next litter, you can track and manage it right here.

I have a dog
Life moves fast, and important information gets lost or mixed up. A few years from now you may remember that your dog once reacted to a medicine — but not which one.
Pablo keeps everything important about your dog safely and clearly in one place — from health history and allergies to anything you might need one day. When you need it, it's there. No digging through old messages, papers or memory.
And when someone else looks after your dog, you share what matters with one click — with family, a carer or your vet.
Is your dog from a shelter, or from a breeder who doesn't use Pablo? Don't worry. You can add it yourself — with or without a pedigree.
Your dog deserves to have its story remembered.

Who is behind Pablo
I'm Tina. Pablo was our beagle. He died of an illness at just four and a half. Neither his breeder nor the families of his brothers and sisters ever found out. This app carries his name — so that every dog's story stays on record, from the litter to the very last day.
More about me →Frequently asked questions
What does it cost?
Nothing today, and there is no card to enter.
Who can see my dog's health records?
You, and the people you choose. Before handover the breeder writes the record and the family can read it; from handover day it belongs to the family, and the breeder no longer sees the health entries. No other owner sees any health entry. Health information is never shared by default.
Does a computer read my documents?
Your phone reads them first, on your own device. If that isn't enough for a pedigree, you can ask for a second reading by an AI model; the image is sent for that reading only, and the provider's terms say it is not used to train a model. Either way you see what was read, and nothing is saved until you confirm it.
Is this the official EU pet passport?
No. The passport is a paper document issued by an authorised veterinarian and it stays the legal document. Pablo holds your copy of what is in it, plus everything that isn't.
Does it read or interpret test results?
No. Pablo shows and stores what your vet wrote. Interpreting a result is a veterinary act and it stays with your vet.
Does this work for my dog?
Yes, for any breed and for a dog without a pedigree too. Whatever your vet or your club asks for goes in the same place, and it stays there.
What happens if a breeder stops using Pablo?
The waiting list belongs to the breeder; the dog record belongs to the family. A dog's record is never tied to a breeder's account, so it does not disappear when a kennel leaves.
Start with what you already have.
With a litter about to leave for new homes, or with the dog asleep at your feet. Create an account, and everything will be right at hand.
