Is your pet's microchip registered?

Alarmingly, our recent study has revealed 1-in-10 pets are unregistered in Australia.

A pet owner's worst nightmare
No registration means that if they get lost they may never make it back home.
Councils, shelters and vets depend on the microchip and your accurate registration details to contact you if your pet is brought in. It's important to note that a microchip registration with a national registry is different from a council registration.

How to check your pet's microchip registration?
Your local vet is the best point of call to help you with this.

Ask your vet to:

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Scan your pet's microchip – to make sure it's functioning correctly

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Confirm registration on a national registry, with your current contact info.

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Register them on the spot or update if needed

Read the full article: Thousands of Pets at Risk as Unregistered Microchips Leave Lost Pets Untraceable

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What is Vedi?
Vets that use Vedi in their practice, scan every pet as they arrive. Vedi instantly checks that the microchip is working and that your beloved companion is securely registered on a registry. If they're not, Vedi provides a simple process for the vet to register the microchip on the spot.

Vedi also provides owners with digital vaccination certificates that are locked to the microchip, pathology results that are available at participating emergency hospitals, digital health and desexing certificates, and more.

Imagine a world were all your pet's health data is always with them, locked to their microchip – that's Vedi.

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Is your pet's microchip registered?

Alarmingly, our recent study has revealed 1-in-10 pets are unregistered in Australia.

Contact your vet.

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your vet.