Your pet microchip registration should never be built around someone else’s email—not even your partner’s. If the registered owner’s name, email, and contact details don’t match, it can create confusion, delay account access, and complicate ownership transfers later. Learn how to set up your BC Pet Registry account properly, when to use
Your pet microchip registration should never be built around someone else’s email—not even your partner’s. If the registered owner’s name, email, and contact details don’t match, it can create confusion, delay account access, and complicate ownership transfers later. Learn how to set up your BC Pet Registry account properly, when to use
No one plans to lose a pet. Yet every year, families across British Columbia find themselves searching neighbourhoods, making phone calls, printing posters, and hoping
A missing pet is heartbreaking for any family. However, for many seniors, a pet may also be their closest companion. Every year, BC SPCA shelters
One of the hardest parts of losing a pet is not knowing what they’re doing. “Are they trying to come home?” “Are they hiding?” “Have
Natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, and storms can strike without warning, leaving families scrambling to ensure their safety. For pet owners, this means not only preparing for their own evacuation but also ensuring their pets are ready for emergencies. With the recent wildfires in Los Angeles (LA) and the
Microchipping is one of the most effective ways to protect your pet throughout their life. Yet, many pet owners are unaware of how vital registering a microchip is for reuniting lost pets with their families. A registered microchip isn’t just a precaution—it can mean the difference between a joyful reunion
Veterinary tattoo codes are a critical element of permanent pet identification in British Columbia. Accurate, up-to-date record keeping of these codes is essential for ensuring pet safety. Since January, 2017, the BC Pet Registry has overseen the Provincial Tattoo Identification Program, which was previously managed by the College of Veterinarians
Microchipping is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your pet throughout their life. Whether you’re bringing home a playful kitten, raising a curious puppy, or caring for a senior pet, microchipping ensures that if your furry friend is ever lost, they can be reunited with you
Natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, and storms can strike without warning, leaving families scrambling to ensure their safety. For pet owners, this means not only preparing for their own evacuation but also ensuring their pets are ready for emergencies. With the recent wildfires in Los Angeles (LA) and the
Microchipping is one of the most effective ways to protect your pet throughout their life. Yet, many pet owners are unaware of how vital registering a microchip is for reuniting lost pets with their families. A registered microchip isn’t just a precaution—it can mean the difference between a joyful reunion
Veterinary tattoo codes are a critical element of permanent pet identification in British Columbia. Accurate, up-to-date record keeping of these codes is essential for ensuring pet safety. Since January, 2017, the BC Pet Registry has overseen the Provincial Tattoo Identification Program, which was previously managed by the College of Veterinarians
Microchipping is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your pet throughout their life. Whether you’re bringing home a playful kitten, raising a curious puppy, or caring for a senior pet, microchipping ensures that if your furry friend is ever lost, they can be reunited with you
