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Microchipping of litters of puppies or kittens

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February 25, 2019
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Tortoiseshell Kitten on timber table getting microchipped by Bekky and being very smoochy

When registering a new litter of puppies or kittens it is now necessary to create an account online at the NSW Pet Registry Site (nb. In order to create an account you will need access to your email to verify your identity). Once you have created your profile you will now need to generate a breeder number (this is what we use to link the litter to you).

  1. Login to your petregistry account
  2. Go to your profile
  3. Scroll down to the Pet Breeder Information section and change the Are you a Pet Breeder? section to "yes", the press the save button
  4. The next trick is to be able to get your Breeder ID: you need to refresh the page, you may need to login again and then your bredder ID will appear next to where the Are you a Breeder Question is.
  5. Record or copy this ID as you will need it when your litter is microchipped

Once the litter is microchipped they will be electronically linked to your account on pet registry.

What to do when you sell a puppy or kitten

Once you have sold the puppy it will be necessary to transfer the ownership of the puppy. This can be done electronically.

Screenshot of the form on petregistry

  • Once the details are entered click on transfer (at the top)
  • Once this is done it is now up to the new owner to claim their pet on the registry.

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