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Originally Posted by lisaly  My little girl has an international chip, since she she came from a Canadian breeder who purchased her microchip from the Canadian Kennel Club. Katie was three years old when she joined our family. I had her vet records when I brought her see my vet, who I have been going to for the past nineteen years (except for the almost two years after I lost my last Yorkie). They scanned her for a chip and wrote down her microchip number for me. A scanner checks for participating microchipping and pet recovery agencies and the link below helps you to check to see if your information is up to date . It's a good idea to check this list periodically and to have your baby scanned to make sure the chip is still working. . Katie's registration paperwork also contains her microchip number.
All it could take is for you to sneeze for an instant to lose sight of your pup. It can happen to the most careful of owners. There are microchip companies that offer enhanced services for a yearly fee, but for basic recovery services there is no fee other than the initial cost of the microchip. Microchip Search | AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup FAQs | AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup |
Has anyone used that lookup site with success? I've tried both Uni and Toto's on it. They both have Avid and they have never given results for me. It shows no info other than it may be an Avid chip. I know their info is UTD.