Pet owners across Australia are being urged to check their pet's microchip number and find out if they are affected by the potential closure of a major registration provider.

"Microchipping is an absolutely crucial tool for reuniting pets with their families when they get lost," said executive director of Pittsburgh's Humane Animal Rescue Dan Cody A microchip company ...

Pet identification chips, commonly known as microchips, are small electronic devices implanted under a pet's skin, providing a permanent identification method. These chips are equipped with a unique ...

Agriculture Victoria have advised that from 7 February 2025 Microchip Pet Registry company, HomeSafeID, is no longer licenced ...

then it won’t help you if you ever lose your pet.” Microchips, about the size of a grain of rice, are radio frequency identification devices implanted in dogs and cats, usually between their ...

Upon learning a pet's microchip identification number, if it needs to be re-registered, that can be done through another chip manufacturer's website, or by calling them. "It might cost a small fee ...

Looking for love? Meet our adoptable Pets of the Week A pet microchip, about the size of a large grain of rice, uses passive radio-frequency identification (RFID). When lost pets are brought to ...

The closure sent pet owners scrambling for options on what to do so their animals are safe in an emergency. Microchips are small, rice-sized radio frequency identification devices (RFID) that are ...

Pet microchip implants are small electronic devices, about the size of a grain of rice, that are implanted under the skin of pets, primarily dogs and cats. These chips contain a unique identification ...

The closure sent pet owners scrambling for options on what to do so their animals are safe in an emergency. Microchips are small, rice-sized radio frequency identification devices (RFID ...