Acceptable Proof
- Certificate confirming microchipping
- Valid microchipping invoice from the vet
Note: documentation must have the microchip number recorded - Microchip number sticker, attached to the form
- A letter or statutory declaration (who can sign)
Not acceptable
- Microchip number recorded on the registration form without supporting documentation
- A Letter from the owner saying that the animal is microchipped
How to process pet registration when microchip is not provided
How to process a pet registration when microchip is provided
What is a microchip?
Microchips are implanted under you pet's skin. They are encoded with an identification number which can be read by scanners. If your pet loses its collar and tag, Council's Animal Management Officers will still be able to contact you.
How to get a pet microchipped?
- Most veterinary clinics can implant microchips
- Council's Animal Management Officers can also implant microchips by appointment only. This service is available to all Greater Dandenong residents only. Yes, there is a fee for this service.
Does the resident wish to book an appointment for Council's Animal Management to microchip their pet?
Click to follow the process
Where can I check my pet’s microchip or update the details?
Depending on where you pet was microchipped, your pets microchip will be listed with one of the following registries. Contact these registries to find out if your information is up to date.
Central Animal Records Pty Ltd
22 Fiveways Blvd, Keysborough
(03) 9706 3187
(03) 9706 3198
Australasian Animal registry
(02) 9704 1450
Petsafe
(02) 8850 6800
Homesafe ID
1300 537 140
Greyhound Racing Victoria
(Greyhound microchip registration only)
(03) 8329 1139