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A mobile phone is not capable of reading pet RFID chips on it's own. This device plugs into the phone and enables the implanted microchip to be read. Some have commented that after downloading the app, the phone would not scan without the purchase of a plug in scanner.

PetLink is the cornerstone of Datamars' 24/7/365 pet registry and pet recovery service. The only unique, unalterable, tamper-proof and permanent form of identification that owners can provide for pets is microchipping. ... Microchipping works, registration brings pets home!

Each microchip contains a registration number and the phone number of the registry for the particular brand of chip. A handheld scanner reads the radio frequency of the chip and displays this information. An animal shelter or vet clinic that finds your pet can contact the registry to get your name and phone number.

No Registration - no registration has been purchased in advance, so you'll be asked to pay a one-time, lifetime fee of $19.99 to register your pet's microchip with PetLink. Once this fee is paid, your pet is protected for life! No subsequent renewals or annual fees are required.

But it's even easier and faster to look up your pet's microchip number on the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup site you plug in the number, and the site will tell you if and with which registry the chip is registered (example below), when it was last updated, and provide the necessary information about how to get ...

The previous owner's signature on the downloaded ownership transfer form. A bill of sale from the previous owner to you that includes the microchip number. A letter from a licensed veterinarian on their letterhead, stating that you are the owner of the animal.

Have a Professional Scan Your Pet. Not sure if your pet has a microchip? ... Look Up the Chip. If a microchip is detected by the scanner, it will reveal the microchip's unique number. ... Implant a Chip If Necessary. ... Register the Chip. ... Update the Registry. ... Get ID Tags.

Microfindr Slim Chip. makes microchipping of smaller. pets easier than ever before. You pay once, then. registration in the Pet Link

However, if Fido doesn't have external ID, you'll need to take him to a local vet's office to get him scanned with a universal scanner to see if he has a microchip implanted under his skin. If he has a microchip, the scanner will reveal a 9, 10, or 15 digit microchip number.

New South Wales legislation makes it quite easy for dog breeders, cat breeders and individuals offering a pet service to obtain the necessary qualifications to legally implant microchips. You will need to enroll in a 1 day microchipping course at selected TAFE centres which costs approximately $320.