Serbian chip identification - Page 1

Anyone have any ideas how to track a Serbian micro chip.. Thanks in advance...

You might do a google search. If dog was ever in a show/trial and results were listed, you might find the name. Do you not have any other clues? How do you know dog is Serbian?

Are yiu the person who posted the following note online 6 years ago?, if not, you should read the posts as they have a lot if goiod suggestions.

https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g294471-i4872-k9692337-Found_dog_serbian_chip_who_to_contact-Serbia.html

 

Hi, no I am not the one who posted. The quick story is, two long coats found in Northern Calif, near Redding. It's one of those networking friend of a friend who said contact this person, they have German Shepherds. Someone scanned them and said those are chips from Serbia, but we're still not sure that's true. I contacted USCA office they have nothing on those chips, AKC reunite has nothing, left a message at SV office and the Serbian dog club. Both are nice dogs everyone is just trying to help either find their owner or a place for them...Thanks for that link I'll check it out..

There are a few different ways to track a microchip that has been implanted in an animal or person, depending on the type of chip and the system it is registered with. Here are a few general steps you can take:

1. Find the microchip number: The microchip will have a unique identification number that can be read using a scanner.

2. Contact the microchip company: Look for the company that manufactured the chip. It is important to know the brand of the microchip. You can usually find this information on the chip or on the packaging.

3. Look up the registration: Once you have the microchip number and know the brand, you can contact the microchip company and look up the registration information on their database.

4. Contact the national database: Some countries have a national database of microchipped pets, so you can contact them to check if the microchip is registered.

5. Contact the vet: If the animal has been seen by a vet, they may have scanned the microchip and have the information on file.

It is important to note that for a microchip to be useful, it has to be registered, in other words, tied to the current owner and updated if it changes. Also not all microchips are trackable, some are only readable so that the identification can be confirmed.

Please let me know if you have a specific microchip in mind, or if you want more information about any step in the process.

Benzi, 2 months since you posted this have you any updates for us  please??

Now I wonder if my dogs chips will co.e up if they are lost and found.
I did register the dogs micro chips to me on US microchip registry. I guess I better find out sooner then later.
I have another female from Serbia, who also is microchipped. I didn t have her numbers so I chipped her again, and registered the chip, and thank God, because she got lost ( altho I believe stolen) and she ended up in dog pound, but they read my chip and I got her back

Great info- we imported my Gero pup from Serbia and my vet didn’t want to re-chip since he has a chip- it’s just not registered to anyone. I’ve been wondering how I could contact someone to have my info put on there

If it's not registered to anyone just go to one of the sites that recognizes most chips and that is universal for reporting. There are any number of free registries.

If you know or can find out the brand of chip, you should be able to register the chip through them. I think I'd still register the chip through at least one universal site, especially if the chip is non-US.