If your kitten is found and taken to a vet or animal shelter, staff will use a scanner to retrieve the unique identifying code on your kitten's microchip, stored in a nationwide registry database — so it's important to keep these details up to date. If you're unsure of your kitten's microchip status, we can check this with our clinic scanner in a few minutes.

We recommend getting your kitten's name engraved on one side of an ID tag and a phone number on the other, as a backup. Talk to our team if your pet needs a microchip or to confirm your details registered on the chip.