Before leaving your pet at a doggy daycare or boarding facility, it’s crucial to ensure their microchip is not only implanted but properly registered with up-to-date contact information. This blog explains why microchip and registration for doggy daycare matters, highlights common gaps in the registration process, and offers practical tips
Before leaving your pet at a doggy daycare or boarding facility, it’s crucial to ensure their microchip is not only implanted but properly registered with up-to-date contact information. This blog explains why microchip and registration for doggy daycare matters, highlights common gaps in the registration process, and offers practical tips
In 2024, Canada went through some of the most intense wildfire and flood seasons in recent history. From British Columbia to parts of Alberta and
BC Pet Registry attended Friendly Paws Society’s National Pet Day Sunday Market to educate pet guardians about the importance of microchip and registration. With free
Across Canada, many households are feeling the impact of higher living costs. From groceries and gas to veterinary care, families are making careful choices about
What types of identification does my pet need? Nobody plans to lose a pet. Prepare for the unexpected by following these steps to provide your pet with identification. Provide two forms of identification A collar and tag: Keep a collar and tag on your pet with your home phone number and
A microchip is the most reliable form of permanent identification you can provide your pet. With 1 in 3 pets going missing in their lifetime, a microchip can be the difference in getting a lost pet back home to their family. But how much do we really know about them? The BC
What was meant to be a fun, family road trip turned into an adventurous journey for a cat named Hobbes from Victoria. After 3.5 months, Hobbes was found in Nanaimo, 150 km away from the Kennedy Lake camp site where he went missing. It all happened due to an unexpected
Pets-Matter Foster Care Society (P-MFCS) was started by a group of caring individuals who recognized the significance of pets in a family and the pain and loss experienced when no options exist for care in times of crisis. When families are disrupted, even temporarily, pets are frequently lost, surrendered to
What types of identification does my pet need? Nobody plans to lose a pet. Prepare for the unexpected by following these steps to provide your pet with identification. Provide two forms of identification A collar and tag: Keep a collar and tag on your pet with your home phone number and
A microchip is the most reliable form of permanent identification you can provide your pet. With 1 in 3 pets going missing in their lifetime, a microchip can be the difference in getting a lost pet back home to their family. But how much do we really know about them? The BC
What was meant to be a fun, family road trip turned into an adventurous journey for a cat named Hobbes from Victoria. After 3.5 months, Hobbes was found in Nanaimo, 150 km away from the Kennedy Lake camp site where he went missing. It all happened due to an unexpected
Pets-Matter Foster Care Society (P-MFCS) was started by a group of caring individuals who recognized the significance of pets in a family and the pain and loss experienced when no options exist for care in times of crisis. When families are disrupted, even temporarily, pets are frequently lost, surrendered to
All microchips registered with the BC Pet Registry are traceable internationally via the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) universal pet microchip lookup, petmicrochiplookup.org. This partnership means that you and your pet can travel with confidence!
The BC Pet Registry is owned and operated by The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA). All proceeds from this program support the life-saving work performed everyday at BC SPCA locations throughout the province.
