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- Pet Microchip Registration Ownership in Australia: Everything You . . .
If you’ve misplaced or lost your pet’s microchip certificate, you can download a new copy on the registry website You may need your pet’s microchip certificate for local council registration, when taking your dog or cat to a new vet, or when applying for a rental property
- My cat was microchipped by a previous owner and I have no way to . . .
Plenty of people forget to change the microchip information when they move My vets scan when they see a cat for the first time, but they can't take a cat away from an owner
- How can I change my pet’s microchip information?
The easiest way to change the contact details on your pet’s microchip is via Pet Address - www petaddress com au Simply input your pet’s microchip number and Pet Address will redirect you to the database that lists your pet’s microchip
- Who do I contact if I need to change my contact details with my pet’s . . .
If your pet becomes lost, then you are far more likely to be reunited if he or she is microchipped, as long as your contact details are up to date To check or change your contact details you need to know the database that lists your pet’s microchip number so that you may contact them directly
- How to update microchip ownership! - WA Pet Project
If your animal is microchipped with AAR and you need to complete a microchip change of ownership, you can make the request online AAR will then contact the previous owner for you to get approval for the animal to be changed into your details
- Microchips in Dogs Cats: Age, Updating Details More
There are a few reasons you may need to update the information connected to your dog or cat’s microchip including: A change of residential or postal address Change in ownership of the pet A new phone number A new email address If you’re moving interstate, check the local government laws regarding pet ownership For Highfields residents
- My Cat’s Microchip Has Moved - Animalpath. org
But have you noticed that your cat’s microchip has moved? The best thing to do is to have your vet check regularly if the chip is in place A radiofrequency identification (RFID) scanner is used to scan the microchip but if it cannot be located or has moved, a full-body scan should be done
- How to Easily Update Your Cats Microchip Details
Updating your cat’s microchip registration is a quick and easy task that can help reunite you with your cat should they ever get lost Check with your microchip registry provider to see if they have an online portal where you can make changes to your cat’s information
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