United Pet Club doesn't charge to register a microchip, and doesn't charge to update your details afterward either. Whether your pet's chip came from us or somewhere else, the free lifetime plan puts it on the pet registry at no cost, nothing to renew, ever.
Free registration puts your pet's microchip number, your contact details, and basic information about your pet into a record on our pet registry, searchable by a vet at any hour. There's no fee to open that record, no fee to keep it live, and no fee to change your phone number or address down the line, which is exactly where a lot of other registries slip in a charge.
The free lifetime plan is built around three things: registration, unlimited updates, and round-the-clock searchability. If you want more, say extra notification options, upgraded registry features sit on top of it. Nothing in the free plan lapses or asks for renewal, and if this is your first time, the step-by-step guide walks through it. It's available worldwide as well: wherever you're based now, and wherever you or your pet relocate to later, the same free registration carries over and stays searchable.
Doesn't expire, doesn't need renewing or repurchasing.
Change your address, phone number, or email as many times as life requires, no charge.
Vets can search the registry any hour, including through the AAHA universal microchip lookup.
No need for a United Pet Club chip. Enter the number from an existing one and it links to your record the same way.
A chip nobody registered is just a code with nothing behind it. A vet can scan it, but with no record attached, there's no one to call. Charging for registration, or worse, for updates, gives owners a reason to let details slide, right when a lost pet needs them most.
Since ours never costs anything, there's no excuse to leave your record out of date. Moved flats, new number, rehomed a pet? Update the microchip record that same day; it takes a few minutes.
With United Pet Club it is, no charge for registering, no charge for updates, no renewal fee at any point. Dog licensing fees set by AVS are a separate matter entirely; registering the microchip number in our pet registry never costs anything on top of that.
No. A registered chip stays active for the life of your pet unless you remove it. No subscription is propping up the free tier.
Yes. Enter the number from your pet's paperwork or the one your vet gives you, and it registers the same way a United Pet Club chip would.
The free lifetime plan is the core record: contact details, pet information, searchability at any hour, free for life. Upgraded plans layer on extras like additional notifications, but the basic registration never depends on upgrading.
A few minutes, no charge today, none later. Create your free account and enter the chip number, or read the step-by-step registration guide first.
