Pet Microchip

A microchip is a small, permanent form of identification placed under your dog’s skin, and it is a requirement for international travel to many countries. The microchip must be ISO-compliant (usually a 15-digit chip) to be recognized globally. The microchip allows authorities to verify your dog’s identity and link it to vaccination records and other health documents, like the rabies certificate. It must be implanted before vaccinations for them to be considered valid for travel. Ensure the microchip is readable by international scanners, and keep the registration details updated with your contact information. A microchip not only facilitates travel but also improves your chances of recovering your pet if it becomes lost.