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Your animal's profile page: tabs and tools

Everything about an animal lives on its profile. Buttons at the top handle the main jobs, side panels hold its details, and tabs hold its posts, photos, pedigree, records and history.


Owners see every tool, co-owners and team members see most of them, and visitors see only what the owner shares.


At the top


On your own animal, the top has:


  • Add record to log care, health, a weight or another record. If the animal is listed for sale, View listing takes its place.
  • Edit profile to change the name, breed, birthday and other details.
  • Share to post the profile on Facebook or X, or copy its link.
  • The arrow, More animal actions, for everything else.


Owner header on Shona of Cedar Hollow with Add record, Edit profile, Share and the More animal actions arrow


Visitors see Follow and Share. When the animal is for sale, they see Buy this animal first. When it's offered at stud and taking requests, they see Request breeding first.


On a phone or smaller screen, including many laptops, the side panels fold up behind About, just under the name. They're open on the Posts tab. On other tabs, select About.


Profile header on a phone with the About toggle above Add record, Edit profile, Share and the arrow


The More menu


Select the arrow next to Share to open it. You see only the choices that fit the animal and your access.


  • Selling: Auction, Fixed price and Open a sponsorship. A sponsorship lets supporters help pay for the animal's care. Offer stud services sets a breeding fee and terms for a public male mammal that isn't neutered and is old enough to breed. Once you have an offer, it reads Edit stud services.
  • Paperwork and value: Private sale invoice, Request a deposit and Crestimate. A Crestimate is Creatures' estimate of what the animal is worth. The menu says Unlock Crestimate until the profile has a species, breed, sex and age.
  • Privacy: Make private or Make public. See Public, private, and reference animals.
  • Fixes: Change species, Report duplicate and Merge with another profile. See Changing an animal's species and Merging duplicate animal profiles.
  • Leaving your herd: Sold, rehomed, or deceased. It says Passed away or remove when the animal can't be transferred. Animal care organizations see labels such as Adopted, moved, or passed away. See Removing an animal from your account.


More animal actions menu with selling, paperwork, privacy and profile tools


If you sold the animal and kept access as its previous owner, the menu has End my access. Signed-in visitors find Report duplicate and Report here.


The side panels


On a wide screen, the panels sit beside the tabs:


  • About details: species, breed, color, sex, age and location.
  • Creature Card: the animal's shareable card, with Customize, Share and Order printed cards. With no card photo yet, it shows Add a photo. See Creature Cards.
  • Family: parents and offspring. Owners fix them with the pencil on the panel.
  • Stud services: the fee and terms for a male offered at stud. Visitors can select Request breeding or Preview with my female. Owners can Edit or Pause the offer and see its Requests. With no offer yet, an eligible male shows "Not offered at stud" with Offer.
  • Team: owners, co-owners and team members. Owners and co-owners change it with the pencil. Visitors can message the owner with Contact owner.
  • Registration (Registrations when there are several): each registry entry and number, with a pencil to edit it.
  • Identification: microchips, ear tags, tattoos and other IDs. Use Add identifier to add one. A tag number from the animal's details, such as one from an import, shows as Tag (Tattoo for rabbits).


Registrations panel with two AHCA entries and edit pencils, above the line No identifiers yet with Add


An empty panel shrinks to one line, such as "No identifiers yet" with Add.


What each tab is for


Profile tabs on a phone with Pedigree selected between Gallery and Reviews


On a phone, swipe the tabs sideways to see them all.


  • Posts is the animal's news feed. Owners and team members can post.
  • Gallery holds more photos of the animal.
  • Pedigree shows the family tree. See Pedigree, family, and lineage.
  • Reviews collects reviews about the animal.
  • Records holds care, health, growth and ID records. Visitors see only public records. Owners and team can select Download packet for a printable PDF to give a vet, registry or buyer. On a phone, it's in the three-dot menu. See The animal records tab.
  • Breeding is the breeding workspace. Owners and team see it on females and on any animal with breeding records.
  • History shows past owners. Owners can Add prior owner or Transfer to new owner here.
  • Groups lists the groups the animal belongs to, for signed-in members.
  • Finance is the owner's private view of costs, value and money in and out.
  • Memorial appears for an animal that has passed away, when you can view its memorial.


If a tab is missing


Check that you're signed in with the right account. Breeding and Finance are mostly for owners and their team. Reference profiles (added only to record a pedigree) have fewer tabs.



Updated on: 06/11/2026

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