Lost a pet or found a pet?

If your microchipped pet has gone missing, inform Petlog as soon as possible. Log-in to access your homepage and register your missing pet.

Once your missing pet has been linked to your online account and you have completed the missing pet report, Petlog will automatically send out a Lost Pet Alert to authorised agents within an approximate 30 mile radius of where your pet went missing within the UK. If your pet has gone missing from outside the UK, Petlog are the only UK member of the European Pet Network, so we can still be contacted if your pet is found.

The pet's details can also be posted on the  Lost Pet List on the website, and you will be able to create a Lost Pet Poster from your account.

Next steps ...

• Search your neighbourhood immediately, leaving the description of your missing pet and your contact details with as many people as possible. Remember to speak to any postmen, or other service personnel that cover a wide area.
• Call your vets,  local animal warden and  local welfare centres
• Place Lost Pet Posters everywhere you can - local shops, vets, lamp-posts, restaurants, superstores.
• Contact your local radio station and newspaper and ask them to put out a message for you.
• Visit other Lost and Found Pet websites, and register your missing pet's details with as many as possible.

I've lost my dog -  information specific to Missing Dogs

I've lost my cat -  information specific to Missing Cats

Once your missing pet has come back

• Make sure your pet is healthy, a trip to the vets is often the first step
• Take down your posters, contact any newspapers/radio stations and make people aware that you have found your pet
• Remember to register your Found Pet in your account
• Tell us about your missing pet, we would love to hear about how you were reunited with your pet. You can read some other success stories on our Reunification Stories page.

Found a pet?

Please take it straight to a local vet or contact your local animal warden. This will be the quickest and easiest way to find the owner. They will be able to scan the pet for a microchip number and contact the registered owners through Petlog.