Zoo licensing
The Zoo Licensing Act 1981 and the Secretary of State's Standards of Modern Zoo Practice — including the new Great Britain standards that take effect on 24 May 2027.
The 2027 changeoverDaily husbandry, veterinary records, enclosures, and reporting — with a regulatory library that covers the UK framework: zoo licensing, the 2027 standards changeover, exhibition licences, and DEFRA and APHA duties. Every entry links to the official source.

UK facilities are licensed and inspected by their local authority against national frameworks. The regulatory library keeps those frameworks as records with an issuing authority and a link to the official text — not as scraped summaries.
The Zoo Licensing Act 1981 and the Secretary of State's Standards of Modern Zoo Practice — including the new Great Britain standards that take effect on 24 May 2027.
The 2027 changeoverEngland's 2018 animal-activities regulations licence keeping or training animals for exhibition — three-year licences from your local authority, with record-keeping conditions attached.
Licence record-keepingKept-bird registration, notifiable-disease reporting, CITES paperwork for listed species, animal by-products, transport authorisations, and premises registration where livestock species are kept.
A complete acquisition-to-disposition trail per animal: identification, movements, daily care, behaviour, and the paperwork behind each transfer.
Veterinary medicine administration and controlled-drug logs kept durable and inspection-ready — the shape the Veterinary Medicines Regulations expect, including long retention where food-producing species are involved.
Check current bird-registration duties, exemptions and update requirements with APHA. Current inventory records help your team prepare the information that applies to your premises.
Transfers, transport documentation, and the CITES certificates that follow listed species — attached to the animal they belong to, findable when the question comes.
Every plan includes all product features and unlimited staff. Plans are sized by the animals in your care at each facility; support arrangements can differ.
Apply for early access. Accepted UK facilities can use the software free during early access; we confirm the end date and transition to the 30-day trial in writing before onboarding. The prices below apply to paid service. No card is needed to apply, and we confirm billing before paid service begins.
£39/month
or £390/year — two months free
First month free
Up to 100 animals in your care
£103/month
or £1,030/year — two months free
First month free
Up to 250 animals in your care
£239/month
or £2,390/year — two months free
First month free
Up to 1,000 animals in your care
£559/month
or £5,590/year — two months free
First month free
1,001–5,000 animals in your care
Enterprise covers 1,001 to 5,000 animals in your care. Above 5,000, and for groups running several sites, we price the Ark Plan individually — tell us your numbers and we'll size it with you.
Prices are in pounds sterling and exclude VAT. We confirm the tax treatment and any reverse-charge information for your business on the quote and invoice.
The UK library is England-first: UK-wide and Great Britain instruments, plus the England versions of devolved regimes, with the differences for Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland stated rather than papered over. And it is research, not legal advice — it helps you find the rule and read it in the original; licensing decisions sit with you, your local authority, and your counsel.
Bring the licence conditions you answer to and the records you keep today. We'll show you where each one lives.