Microchipping for dogs, cats, rabbits and ferrets. Prices start from £10 a pet and I give owners choice as to which registration database they would like to use.
the microchipping of dogs is a legal requirement.
Since 6 April 1016, all dogs in England, Wales and Scotland are required to be microchipped by law. Breeders are required to get puppies microchipped by 8 weeks and prior to being sold.
Dogs must be registered with their microchip number and owner details on one of the databases that meets government standards and owners are responsible for keeping the information up to date.
Failure to comply with microchipping laws could result in a £500 fine.
Dogs must be registered with their microchip number and owner details on one of the databases that meets government standards and owners are responsible for keeping the information up to date.
Failure to comply with microchipping laws could result in a £500 fine.
peace of mind
Microchipping gives you the best chance of reunification should your pet becomes lost or stolen.
- Microchipping is the most effective way of identifying a lost pet.
- Each microchip has a unique number, which is stored on a national database. A scan of the chip reveals the owner's name and address from the database's records
- A microchip is slightly smaller than a grain of rice and is inserted under the pet's skin between the shoulder blades
- The procedure is very simple and is no more painful than an injection. Your pet will not be aware of the microchip's presence once inserted.
Price Guide
Microchip insertion with WE TRACE PETS chips:
First Dog - £20
Any other dogs - £10
A travel charge may apply if I have to travel to you.
Registration to the database is completed by the registered keeper or new puppy owner at a cost of £20+vat which gives lifetime registration. We Trace Pets accounts can be serviced by the customer either online or by telephone. This company is ideal for any individual or breeder who doesn't like using the internet or does not have internet access as well as those who do!
Breeders are given a card to hand to puppy buyers which provides all the required information.