Vets Charlie Barton and Jamie Crittall have launched Boop, claimed to be the first service which vets and nurses can use to create secure digital vaccination certificates and share them, along with microchip details and parasite control records, with clients.

They say that the free system offers an easy way for veterinary practices to improve client service, streamline workflows, and enhance animal welfare.

Boop uses AI and computer vision to auto-populate vaccination details and capture things like microchip numbers, to ensure certificates are positively identifiable and compliant with the RCVS 10 principles of certification and electronic signing guidance.

Pet owners can then store and access digital vaccination certificates on their mobile phone through the Boop app, where they can also look-up chip details, up to 30% of which are not properly registered.

The app also lets owners share vaccination certificates easily with boarding and day care establishments via email or whatsapp.

Charlie said: “Boop brings a vaccination record service fit for 2025, enabling vets to add more value to their vaccination service and owners to care better for their pet.

"By linking to the microchip, vets can be confident that every record belongs to the right pet—making care safer, more accurate, and more convenient.”

Once signed up, practices can start issuing digital vaccination certificates immediately, without changing their existing PMS or workflows.

www.booppet.app/vets

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