Enter the pet’s microchip number to check whether they are registered
with PChipped. If they are, we will help you take the next step toward
reuniting them with their family.
Need to register your own pet’s chip? Register Your Pet’s Microchip
Have the pet scanned by a nearby vet, shelter, or animal control office if you do not already have the chip number.
Enter the chip number into the PChipped microchip number lookup.
If the pet is registered with PChipped, follow the next steps to help reunite them with their family.
Whether your pet is missing or you have found someone else’s pet, PChipped gives you a
clear next step.
If your pet is missing, report them through PChipped to activate instant 50-mile community alerts by email and text. Keep your pet’s recovery details ready and help nearby people look out for them.
Found a dog, cat, or other pet without their owner? Check the microchip number first, then submit a found-pet report so PChipped can help move the reunification process forward.
Apply through our partner portal on the For Vets & Stores page. Once you're approved, you get a partner dashboard where you can register chips in bulk and see your full registration history. It's built for shops, clinics, breeders, and rescues that chip pets regularly and want to handle registration on the spot.
First, if you can, get the pet scanned at a nearby vet, shelter, or animal control to read the chip number most will do this free. Then enter that number on our lookup page. If the pet is registered with PChipped, we'll help connect you with the owner. Once our Found Pet reporting tool is live, you'll also be able to file a found report with a photo so we can match it against pets reported lost. In the meantime, you can reach us at (866) 318-0173.
PChipped protects registered owner information. A public lookup helps confirm whether a pet is registered and guides you to the right next step. If the pet is registered with PChipped, our team can help with the reunification process.
Check that the full number was entered correctly. If the chip is not found, the pet may be registered with another registry. You can still submit a found-pet report and ask a vet, shelter, or animal control office for help.
A vet, shelter, or animal control office can scan the pet to find the microchip number. Once you have it, return to this page and use the pet microchip lookup form.
If your pet is registered with PChipped, sign in to your account and report them as lost. PChipped activates instant 50-mile community alerts by email and text to help nearby people look out for them.