Vedi's study, encompassing nearly 60,000 microchip checks, highlights this unsettling fact. A breakdown in the process, human error, or communication issues during the registration phase are possible culprits. Traditional methods – email, post, fax, or online forms – all involve manual data entry, a process prone to mistakes. With 6,043 unregistered pets in Western Australia alone, the urgency of addressing this issue is undeniable.

Consequences of Inaction

Ignoring this issue has significant consequences. An unregistered microchip leaves your pet virtually invisible to vets, shelters, and rangers who could otherwise assist in their safe return. Losing a pet is distressing enough; the thought of an unregistered microchip hindering their return is an added anguish no pet owner should endure. The average age of these unregistered pets is 3.5years, with the oldest being an 18 year old cat.

Empowering Owners and Vets

Fortunately, this is a preventable problem, and Vedi is committed to providing solutions. By working closely with vet practices, we have developed a system to make the microchip check and registration process effortless and error-free.

Vedi, and a Safer Future for Your Pet

When vets use Vedi, they can scan every pet as they arrive, ensuring the microchip is functioning and the pet is securely registered. If not, Vedi facilitates immediate registration in just 30 seconds. Moreover, Vedi provides digital vaccination certificates, pathology results accessible at emergency hospitals, and digital health, desexing, and other certificates – all linked to the microchip. Your pet's health data is always with them, providing a sense of security and peace of mind.

Your Role in Your Pet’s Safety

It's time to act. Contact your local vet and ensure that your pet's microchip is not only functioning but also registered.

You can use us at Vedi to facilitate this process at vedi.io/my-pets-registration-check.
Let's make every microchip count.