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Having your pet go missing can be quite stressful for pets and their owners. Keeping up to date details on your pets’ microchip as well as a collar and tag greatly increases the chance of being reunited again!

Free pet tags

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That’s why, as well as free microchipping, City of Parramatta Council are now providing pet owners with a free ID tag.

Not only does having a collar and tag save you a lot of worry and grief, it can save you paying impounding fees and fines as it is a mandatory requirement for your dog to have a collar and tag when in a public place.

Cats

Cats are required to be identified by either way of microchip or by a collar and tag around the cat’s neck - we recommend doing both.

Since cats can roam, by wearing a collar and tag, you reduce the chances of your cat being mistaken as a stray that may be trapped and impounded. If your cat slips its collar, then it can still be reunited to you because of its microchip.

Update information

Before ordering your free pet ID tag, please be sure to make sure your pets details are up to date.

Microchip

If your pet is not currently microchipped then please call Council on 9806 5050 to arrange your pets free microchipping in the convenience of your own home, or email us at council@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au

Free engraved pet tag

If your pet resides in the City of Parramatta Local Government Area (LGA) and your pet is lifetime registered, you are eligible for a free engraved pet tag if your pet is registered.

Pet tag order form

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Is your pet a cat or a dog?
Is your pet desexed?
Is your pet lifetime registered?
Primary contact number (this will be printed on the tag)
Secondary contact number (optional, this will be printed on the tag)
Owners Address

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