Maureen B.
Thank God I am a member
Thank God I am a member. I haven’t had to take advantage of this organization but it is gratifying to know they are available by phone anytime.
Petkey helps reunite lost pets with their owners through microchipping, microchip registration, and other pet recovery services. Based in Detroit, Michigan, Petkey provides microchips and registration services across the U.S. and Canada.
Petkey (petkey.org) has 5,824 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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Maureen B.
Thank God I am a member. I haven’t had to take advantage of this organization but it is gratifying to know they are available by phone anytime.
customer
Love petkey!!!!!
Patti S.
Was quick and easy to use. Reasonable fee.
Kiki’s new M.
It was so easy setting up the information regarding my rescued cat, Kiki. She was chipped at the humane center and I was given the paperwork with instructions on how to contact PetKey with her new owner information. Process was very easy for me to enter my info and pay for your service. Hopefully I will never lose my new family member, but if she does get lost the chip will be located at any vet’s office and she will be returned to me.
Linda H.
Very simple to sign up. Staff very kind, helpful and knowledgeable!
Melinda
We had registered our pup with the incorrect microchip number. Alisa was able to correct this immediately for us (on a Saturday, too!) The prompt response was much appreciated!
Mary S.
Very easy process. Was not aware of the lifetime membership option which was fabulous.
peppsm
Once I figured out how to set up the account (my vet's office didn't make that clear), it was simple to create my account. Our younger dog came chipped from the shelter, but this dog is 12 yrs old and did not get chipped when we adopted her over 11 yrs ago. Overall very pleased with the program and if she decides one day to go "walkabout", at least she's identified.