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Microchipping Your Pet

A microchip is a permanent form of identification that contains a unique identification number that is linked to your address and contact information. Inserting a microchip is a very safe procedure. The microchip itself is approximately the size of a grain of rice and is implanted between the shoulder blades by injection. If your pet is lost and scanned for a microchip at a veterinary clinic or by the council we are able to check a national database for owners contact details for your pet to be returned home safely. Local council laws require your pet to be identified with a microchip before registering with your local council.

Central Animal Records – www.car.com.au

Australasian Animal Registry – www.aar.org.au

Home Safe ID – www.homeafeid.com

Pet Address – www.petaddress.com.au This site is useful if you do not know which company your pet is registered with. Enter the microchip number and the site will find the company for you.

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