Identity
A microchip is only useful if somebody can read the number back. FichaPet keeps it on the pet profile, beside the registry number, the breed, the birth date and everything else the record already holds.
The chip is implanted once and then the number goes on a card, into an email, or onto a form at a clinic you changed years ago. The day it matters, someone is asking for it over the phone and you are looking through a drawer.
FichaPet puts it on the pet profile, with the breed, the sex, the birth date and the weight. Nothing about it is clever. It is just written down in the place you already open every day.
More and more countries run a registry that pairs the chip with an owner. Whatever yours is called, the number belongs with the animal it identifies, not in a photo of a piece of paper.
The profile carries an official registry field next to the microchip, and both travel in the JSON backup, so changing phones does not mean hunting the numbers down again.
The point of keeping the numbers here is that they sit beside the rest: the vaccines with their next dose, the treatments and their cadence, the visits, the weight, and the daily checklist.
When you hand the record to a vet, a boarding kennel or a pet sitter, the identity comes along with the care. Pro exports a vet-ready record and a caregiver handover sheet built from the same data.
FAQ
No. Implanting the chip and registering it are done by a vet and by the official registry of your country. FichaPet stores the numbers on the device so you have them when someone asks.
Yes. The pet profile, with the microchip and the official registry number, is free, on one pet. Unlimited pets are Pro.
Only if you export a backup yourself. There is no FichaPet account and no server holding the record.
The tasks your pet needs today, ticked off as they happen.
Learn moreEvery vaccine with its date and the next dose already calculated.
Learn moreEach treatment on its own cadence, with the next dose calculated.
Learn moreThe logged history turned into a record you can hand to the vet.
Learn moreRecords in a local database on the phone, with no account and no cloud of ours.
Learn moreFree, on the device, next to the rest of the record.
