Island Vets

If you have moved house or changed your contact details, you will need to update your pet's microchip details should the worst happen and your pet goes missing. It is now a legal requirement for dogs to be microchipped and to be recorded in the current keeper's contact details on a government-compliant database. The following links are official websites that meet government standards for which you can do this, and depending on what you need to change, some fees may apply:

• Petlog
• Pettrac
• Identibase

You will need your pet's microchip number, usually this is 15 digits long. If you are a registered client of ours we should have this on your pet's record, so do give us a call and we can help provide the information you need, as you may not be aware of the database that holds your pet's information. 

You can also find information about microchipping your dog on the Government's website.