Pet marking, registration and passport issue
Marking and registration in the animal registry is necessary in order to identify stray or found animal or when handing over pets or their puppies to another owner.
An EU pet passport is required when the owner is traveling with his pet within the EU. Marking (microchipping) is an electronic animal identification system. Microchipping can be done on dogs, cats or ferrets of any age.
- The marking procedure will take several minutes, during which a special chip (microchip) with a unique number, which identifies the animal using a special scanner, will be implanted subcutaneously between the shoulder blades of the animal.
Once the pet owner has completed the application for marking and registration, the doctor will perform the marking procedure and will register the animal in the Animal Registry (EU, LT). Pet owner is issued registration documents.
Recommendations:
- To schedule a doctor’s appointment
- To register for a visit in advance
- To take your personal identification document.
- To take the pet’s documents: EU passport, vaccination book, extracts, X-ray photographs, results of echoscope and blood tests from other clinics, if any.
- To write down any questions you may have
- Don’t be late.
- To arrive safely by car or in any other way that you feel comfortable
- To feel free to ask vet any questions you have
- To remember to constantly encourage your pet
- To inform our clinic of any changes to your plans. We will be grateful.