Breeders - Change of Keepership - Selling Pets
Paul
Last Update 2 years ago
This guide is for breeders who have had animals Microchipped with Animaldata and want to remove the Microchip from their account and register this to the new pet owners.
Step 1 - Have your Animals Microchipped with Animaldata
If you have had a litter chipped with Animaldata your Implanter should have pre-registered your details by following their process which can be found HERE
Check your inbox for an email from us, inviting you to create a password on your account.
Step 2 - Breeder Login
Once you have created an account, login HERE
Step 3 - View Microchipped Pets
Once you logs into your account, you will see the recent Implants that you have had done and any previous ones you may have had.
From here You can remove the microchip out of your name in the event you have sold the pet by clicking on the green arrowed action button
Step 4 - Sell Pet - (Remove Microchips from your name)
To Remove Microchips from yoru name and to the new Pet Owners, you will be required to inform us by clicking on "SELL PET"
The only information you require is the new keeper, name, Email & contact number. All details have to be accurate to complete the registration as our system will check the details before approving the request.
Step 5 - Completion
Once you have informed us that you have sold the pet to a new owner, the Microchip will instantly be removed from your name as the registered keeper. You can see this has been done as the status will change to SOLD.
From here, the Pets Owner will recieve an email inviting them to complete their registration by visting our website.
If you have made any mistakes on the details of the pet, you can edit this untill the Pets owner completes their registration.
Breeders - Keeping a Animal
If you want to retain one or more of the pups form the litter, you can do this via your "Sell Pet Page"
If you click on the Green Body Icon, you wil be able to retain the animal and this will move into the "My Pet" Section of your account.
