Look Up a Microchip
One search checks the Aegis Pet Hub registry, then routes you to other UK databases if the record lives elsewhere.
The number is on your pet's paperwork, or a vet, rescue or dog warden can scan for it free of charge. Digits only, and spaces and dashes are removed automatically.
Public lookups never reveal a keeper's personal information. Searches are rate-limited and logged to protect the register.
One search, all of the UK
We check the Aegis Pet Hub registry first, then query the UK's other pet microchip databases through secure partner routing, so you don't have to search each one yourself.
Built for reunification
A match triggers a safe contact workflow: the keeper is alerted immediately, and neither party's details are shared without consent.
Private by design
Keeper details are only released to verified keepers, authorised persons and approved professionals, never to a public search.
What To Do Next
Four steps, in order.
Keep the animal safe
If it's injured, contact a vet first. Vets treat emergencies regardless of who owns the animal.
Get the chip scanned
Many veterinary practices, rescue centres and dog wardens can scan a found animal; contact them first where possible.
Search the number
Enter it above. We'll route you to the right database and alert the keeper for you.
Tell the dog warden
For dogs this is a legal requirement, even if you intend to care for the dog yourself.