Cattle registry & ear tag numbers
Record every cow, bull, calf and buffalo with breed, age, sex, photograph and ear tag number. Each animal gets a public ID that its printed tag carries.
Register every animal in your gaushala with a QR ear tag, keep FMD and deworming records current, log pregnancy and calving history, and put your ambulance contact on every animal's public profile — free, and approved per organisation.
Not a generic pet tool. The record types below match day-to-day cow shelter operations.
Record every cow, bull, calf and buffalo with breed, age, sex, photograph and ear tag number. Each animal gets a public ID that its printed tag carries.
Log Foot-and-Mouth Disease, Haemorrhagic Septicaemia, Black Quarter and deworming, plus any custom vaccine. Each record keeps given date, next due date, batch number, clinic and doctor, with reminders flagging overdue vaccines.
Track pregnancy status, expected calving date, prior calving history and maternal lineage — all visible to the caregivers authorised on that animal.
QR ear and halter tags can be printed on reflective, high-visibility material that alerts drivers on unlit roads at night. A driver who spots a loose cow can scan and reach your gaushala directly.
Record daily feeding times, fodder types, supplements and water schedules. Multiple feeders, vets and managers coordinate through shared animal profiles with role-based access.
Link your gaushala ambulance, the veterinary hospital and the district animal husbandry office directly on each animal's public profile for one-tap emergency contact.
One registry format and one tag system across all of them.
The same fields apply to every vaccine, in any species.
FMD, HS, BQ, deworming, or a custom vaccine you add yourself. ARV and core canine or feline vaccines use the same field.
Both dates drive the status indicator: up to date, due soon, or overdue. Reminders surface anything approaching its next due date.
Keep the batch number and the clinic or doctor on file so a record can be verified later against municipal or veterinary paperwork.
Free-text notes for anything that does not fit the fixed fields — reaction observed, dose given, or a follow-up instruction.
Yes. There is no paid tier. Unlimited cattle registrations, vaccination records, printable QR ear and halter tags and rescue links are free. Access is by application: a gaushala applies and an administrator approves.
Yes. You can log FMD, HS (Haemorrhagic Septicaemia), BQ (Black Quarter), deworming and any custom vaccine. Each record stores given date, next due date, batch number, clinic and doctor, with automated reminders flagging overdue vaccines.
Yes. QR ear tags and halter tags use reflective, high-visibility materials that alert drivers on unlit roads at night. Scanning the tag opens the cow's profile with the gaushala's ambulance and veterinarian contact for immediate rescue.
Yes. The profile supports pregnancy status, expected calving date, calving history and maternal lineage, all visible to authorised caregivers.
Tell us about your gaushala. Once an administrator approves the application, you can register cattle and print ear tags the same day.
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