Owner portal
Your animal’s history already exists. It just isn’t in one place.
It is split between a drawer, your vet's system and a message thread you can no longer find. Breed Radar gives each animal a record of its own — dated health events, documents, weights and the paperwork from the day you collected it. You write it, you decide what is public, and you can hand a vet a link without them making an account.
The other half is the review. What you write about the breeder you bought from is what the next buyer can check before they pay — and a breeder can answer it, but cannot have it removed for being negative.
An owner account is free — there is no owner plan to buy.
Try it
See what Breed Radar can do for your animal.
Explore Breed Radar from the inside. Try a demonstration owner account, which uses invented data. No animal or person in it is real.
We email you the link to the demo. This does not create an account.
What you will find
- Animals already registeredCats with a profile, health record and breeder, in one account.
- Reviews of breedersWhat you wrote, what the breeder replied and what is under review.
- Conversations with breedersThe messages with whoever bred your animal, in one place.
What an owner account gives you
The paperwork from the day you collected your animal is already in a drawer somewhere, and the useful part of its history has not happened yet. An owner account is where that history goes: health events as they happen, dated, in one place you can hand to a vet. Your review of the breeder is the part the next buyer gets to read — and nothing you write here is removed because a breeder asks.
Nothing about your animal is in any public register, so unlike a breeder’s portal, yours does not exist until you make it. That also means nobody has written anything about your animal for you to correct.
Keep the history in one place
Health events, documents and dates on the animal’s own record, instead of split between a drawer, the vet’s system and a message thread you can no longer find.
Hand your vet a link
They open it and read the health record on any device. No account to make, no password to share, and you can stop sharing it whenever you want.
The vet never needs an account.
Say what actually happened
A review has two halves, before the sale and after it, and the second is the one nobody else collects. The breeder can reply beside it; they cannot have it deleted for being negative.
Decide what stays private
Nothing is published by default. A review can be anonymous, the health record is private until you share it, and you can withdraw either one.
What this does not do: make us part of your purchase. No sale happens through Breed Radar, we cannot recover money for you, and you cannot create a breeder’s portal on their behalf.
In your owner portal
A record you keep, and a review a stranger can check
One account seen from two sides: the private side, where your animal’s history lives, and the public side, where what you wrote about a breeder helps somebody else decide.
Species, breed, date of birth, your own photographs and the paperwork — one record per animal, and none of it public unless you publish it.
Vaccinations, treatments, test results, weights, foods, heat cycles, conditions, check-ups and notes. Dated entries are what a record is for; an undated list is a memory.
Record each cycle on your animal's record and see the next one coming on your notifications page. Nothing is sent to you — the page is where it waits, which is also why nothing about your animal leaves it.
Send one link and they read the health record without signing up for anything. You can revoke it, and it shows them the record rather than your account.
See, edit or withdraw anything you have written, before or after the sale. A breeder’s reply appears beside it and never in place of it.
Write to a breeder before you buy and keep the thread afterwards, rather than losing it between an inbox and a phone.
A breeder who claims their record can reply to your review, once, on the record and beside what you wrote. That is the whole of what claiming gives them: it does not remove, hide or reorder a review, and it does not change a score. If your review breaks a rule a moderator will act on it — a breeder disagreeing with it is not one of those rules.
Each animal with a record of its own
Before you decide
What you can use before making an account
None of this asks who you are. It is here because the decision happens before the account does, and a page that gated the research behind a sign-up would be selling the wrong thing.
- No account needed
Every breeder transcribed from public registers, filtered by species, breed and country. Each score carries its count and its evidence level — how much there is behind the number, which is thin until somebody reviews after a sale.
The same fields for each, including the ones that are empty — an absent answer is information too.
Questions about your home, your time and your tolerance for grooming and noise, answered before you fall for a photograph.
What a health test actually certifies, what a deposit should cover, and which questions a serious breeder expects.
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Frequently asked
Questions owners ask
What does it cost?
Nothing. An owner account is free and there is no owner plan to buy — no card, now or later.
Can the breeder get my review taken down?
No. A breeder who claims their record can reply beside what you wrote, once, on the record. That is the whole of what claiming gives them: it does not remove, hide or reorder your review. A moderator removes what is not a review — a personal attack, an invented account, or one aimed at the wrong breeder — and disagreeing with you is not one of those.
Can I review without my name on it?
Yes. A review can be signed or anonymous, and you can edit or withdraw anything you have written, before or after the sale.
What exactly does my vet see?
The health record for the one animal whose link you sent, on any device, with no account to make. Not your account, not your other animals, and not your reviews. You can stop the link working whenever you want.
Can you get my money back if the purchase goes wrong?
No, and this is the one to be clear about: no sale is ever made through Breed Radar, no money passes through it, and we are never party to your purchase. We cannot recover a deposit or cancel a contract. What your review can do is reach the next buyer before they pay.
What if I have no paperwork?
Start anyway. A name and a date of birth are all the record needs, and the useful part is what you add after the sale — vaccinations, weights, treatments, each with its own date.
Can I review a breeder I did not buy from?
No. A review covers a purchase you made, in two phases — the conduct before the sale and after it. That is what makes it worth reading, and it is why the scores cannot be padded by strangers.
What happens if I delete my account?
Your animals' records go with it. A published review is a claim somebody else may have relied on, so ask us and a moderator handles it rather than it vanishing silently — the account page says which is which before you press anything.
Our mission
What we guarantee, and what we will never do.
What you get
- Keep it in one placeHealth events, paperwork and dates, on your animal’s own record
- Share it with your vetA link they can open, with no account to make
- Add the missing yearsThe useful part is what happens later
- Stay privateShare anonymously when you need to
- Help the next buyerWhat you record becomes what they can check before they pay
What it does not
- It does not make us party to your purchase. No sale is ever made through Breed Radar and we cannot recover money for you.
- It does not hide the breeder's answer. They can reply on the record, beside your words.
- It does not let you create a breeder's record yourself. That part is not built yet.
Start with the animal you already have
The record starts empty. It is worth what you put in it.
Creating it takes a name and a date of birth. Everything after that is the part that matters, and it is the part only you have.
