Pakistan's national record of livestock identity.
One verified ledger for breeders, veterinarians, and associations — documented bloodlines, certified health status, and a registry ID that travels with the animal for life.
- Vet-certified records
- Nine species, one registry
- Public lookup by ID
Four articles govern every record
From a QR scan at the market to a five-generation pedigree search, the registry is built on four verifiable guarantees.
Identity
Every animal receives a permanent registry number and a printable QR certificate that stays with it for life.
Lineage
Verified pedigree tracking across five generations, with automatic inbreeding co-efficient calculation.
Certification
Health and identity verification issued by PMVD-registered veterinarians in the field.
Discovery
Search verified breeders and browse documented bloodlines by breed, region, or association.
From first visit to permanent record
Every entry in the registry passes through the same four checkpoints, whether it's a single family cow or an association's full membership roll.
National Registry of Pakistan Est. 2025
To give every registered animal in Pakistan a permanent identity — so its breed, its ancestors, and its certified health can be read, searched, and trusted for life.
- IdentityA registry ID that stays with the animal for life.
- BloodlineSire, dam, and the generations before them — named, not coded.
- TrustVet-certified health, so a sale never has to rest on a claim.
From great-grand sire to you
Every registered animal carries a family tree written in language anyone can read. Ancestors are named as they are on the farm — not numbered as codes.
Ancestors
Registering animals in every province
Active registry hubs in Lahore, Multan, Sahiwal, Faisalabad, Karachi, Hyderabad, Peshawar and Quetta, with field verification available on request nationwide.
Everything breeders ask before registering
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