Use case · Cattle database
Cattle database websites.
Your cattle shouldn’t live scattered across Facebook posts, PDFs and a phone’s camera roll. A cattle database website makes every animal a permanent, searchable record — and turns your website into a real sales tool.
Sires, donors, foundation females, sale cattle and reference animals all resolve to one structured system that buyers can browse the way a breeder reads a herd.
What each animal record holds
- Name, breed, sex, DOB, registration and registry link
- Sire, dam and a readable multi-generation pedigree
- EPDs with breed percentiles, plus weights and performance
- Photos and walking video
- Progeny, genetic notes and availability / sale status
Browse it the way buyers think
Filter by sires, females, sale cattle, breed or availability. Put animals side by side. Every record is its own page, so a buyer can share a direct link to the exact animal — and every inquiry arrives already knowing it.
A living record, not a snapshot
Sold cattle stay in the archive as references, so the program’s genetic history stays intact. You add and update animals yourself from a cattle-native admin.
Straight answers
Common questions.
Can I import my existing herd?
Yes — we migrate your animals from your herdbook or provider export so you’re not re-typing records.
Do sold animals disappear?
No. They move to a reference archive so pedigrees and program history stay complete.
Can buyers link to one animal?
Yes. Every animal has its own permanent page and a QR code option from pen sign or catalog to that exact record.