Some for-profit pet registries encourage clinics not to register microchips, leaving the responsibility to pet owners and putting animals at risk until guardians pay for costly “premium” upgrades. This dangerous practice prioritizes profit over pet safety. Learn why saying no to upsells protects your pet and how the BC Pet
Some for-profit pet registries encourage clinics not to register microchips, leaving the responsibility to pet owners and putting animals at risk until guardians pay for costly “premium” upgrades. This dangerous practice prioritizes profit over pet safety. Learn why saying no to upsells protects your pet and how the BC Pet
When asked if their pet’s microchip is registered, many pet owners said, ‘I don’t know, it’s with my Vet’. Many BC pet owners assume their
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From Nanaimo to Vancouver and the Tri-Cities, BC Pet Registry’s community work this fall brought microchip clinics, free scanning events, and partnerships that helped protect
Join the 10 for 10 Campaign — For Veterinary Clinics For 10 years, BC Pet Registry has proudly reunited lost pets with their people. Since 2015, we’ve helped safeguard hundreds of thousands of pets through lifetime microchip registration. We’re not just a registry — we’re the only non-profit microchip registry
In recent years, many Canadians have started making major moves. Some families are relocating for more affordable housing, others are responding to extreme weather events, and many are chasing new remote job opportunities in smaller communities. With more people moving between provinces, it’s easy to forget that pets need a
BC Pet Registry celebrates 10 years of reuniting pets with their people! Discover our reunion story callout, the 10 for 10 vet campaign, and upcoming microchip scanning events to support lifelong pet safety in British Columbia. BC Pet Registry’s 10-Year Anniversary: Reuniting Pets With Their People For 10 years, BC
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
Join the 10 for 10 Campaign — For Veterinary Clinics For 10 years, BC Pet Registry has proudly reunited lost pets with their people. Since 2015, we’ve helped safeguard hundreds of thousands of pets through lifetime microchip registration. We’re not just a registry — we’re the only non-profit microchip registry
In recent years, many Canadians have started making major moves. Some families are relocating for more affordable housing, others are responding to extreme weather events, and many are chasing new remote job opportunities in smaller communities. With more people moving between provinces, it’s easy to forget that pets need a
BC Pet Registry celebrates 10 years of reuniting pets with their people! Discover our reunion story callout, the 10 for 10 vet campaign, and upcoming microchip scanning events to support lifelong pet safety in British Columbia. BC Pet Registry’s 10-Year Anniversary: Reuniting Pets With Their People For 10 years, BC
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
