I had my cats microchipped yesterday and registered them with Animaldata. The vet recommended this (I live in Austria).
Do I need to do anything else or register somewhere else? Will my data be visible when they scan it?
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You don’t have to do anything. Animaldata is only used to detect the runaway cat when scanning the chip as the one reported as running.
Your data is not on the chip. They were entered into a register by the chipping veterinarian and linked to the chip number. So whoever can read the chip and has access to the database also sees any of your data, that is, your name entered there and how to contact you.
In addition to Animaldata, there are other services that offer similar services. As an example, findfix is mentioned in Germany.
So is everything so correct now?
No matter where the cat is released my data will come?
The doctor said I had to do this with Animaldata, so I had to pay 20 euros per cat…
You don’t have to register his animal there. This is just an option that may be helpful when it comes to it.
The data has nothing to do with animaldata. Animaldata is only the find database for Austrian pet doctors.
In Tasso, for example, after the online registration and application of the animal + chip number you get a letter with a plaque and confirmation of registration. This can take a few days to weeks. Then the animal is officially registered and can be found there using the chip number.
A veterinarian or veterinarian scans the animal, then the chip number is displayed on the scanner, you are looking for it in the register and contacted, either by phone, or by contact form, the registration site and specify the animal’s findings with this chip number and its contact details.
The registration point applies to the holder and transmits the contact data of the finder.
Yeah, maybe. Some databases are updated only once a day or weekly.
But then I find strange why I didn’t find my cat on the pet database when it’s being forwarded…
That’s good! Thank you.
I read something about https://www.konsumergesundheit.gv.at/tiere/tierschutz/faqhundchip.html
That’s right. Just hope everything is correct.
Yes, asking should bring more and more light into the dark.
Well, that’s all right?
My mother should just ask again on Tuesday if she has to see if we have done everything right.
Thanks for the help!
I can’t help you because I’m not an Austrian and I don’t have Austria ID to look around. Also I don’t have a 15-digit chip number that I could check with. But you don’t have to register the cats there because they
I looked on the internet, but there’s always something else. Once you read Tasso, once Animaldata, once “Austrian pet database”. I don’t know what I did right now
I don’t have cats, mine are castrated.
So everything fits and when they are scanned you find me?
Have the chip number of a cat now at “Austrian pet database” and there was no cat with the chip. I’m not looking through this. I thought that’s all very simple, I just have to chip and the rest of the doctor does, but then I must do everything myself.
Yeah, you look very unexplained in the matter, and internet research is probably not your thing. I just have a patient moment so I don’t mind.
This is mandatory in Austria if you Cattles have. Costable databases such as animaldata are not a duty, but a decision of the animal owner.
https://www.sozial Ministry.at/Themen/Health/Animal Health/Animal Protection/Heimtiere/Chippflicht—–Heimtierdatenbank.html
https://www.wien.gv.at/gesellschaft/tiere/hund-katze-register.html
In this respect, it seems that it was not a mistake to let the fur woundschel register at animaldata.
Sorry for the question I don’t come with the veterinarian was full hectic and didn’t really explain what he was under stress
Yes, so I spent almost 40 euros for both
I’m sorry if I still need to register for “Austrian pet database”?
Animaldata costs 18 euros registration. Is just different in Austria than in Deutsachland, for example.
He didn’t mention anything about it… my mother has to go there for food next Tuesday, then she asks.
No, petmaxx is not for you to sign up. It’s just a collection of registers like animaldata.
Then I spent 40 € for free at Animaldata…
The chipping itself has also cost something, which I do not know exactly because we have also vaccinated and have done anticracking agents up.
Ask the veterinarian if he registered your cats in the state animal database.
Ohso – so do I have to sign up there?
No. You only get to the data if you want and have access to the database. In Germany registration in such databases is free. The chipping itself costs something between 20 and 60 euros. If the cat escaped and is read for example in Serbia by a veterinarian who is chipped, he does not have the animal in his database and does not see your data.
In such cases the physicians or animal shelters can then https://www.petmaxx.com/ use to look internationally where the animal was registered and then contact the database for more information. Animaldata is part of the petmaxx network. But I don’t know what to learn from the database. I quote information from a German register:
Correction: Your data is stored at Animaldata, but the actual point of contact for your data is mandatory in Austria as the “Austrian Pet Database”.
Well, great, then I paid 40 euros.
But is that really so when they are found now, you can scan the chip (no matter who, veterinarian, veterinarian) then you come to my data immediately, right?
I don’t know how to do this, and the veterinarian hasn’t really explained what he just said to go to the website, log in and then the next steps are explained.